New Delhi, Jan. 9 -- Asset under management (AUM) growth for non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) is expected to remain resilient in the third quarter of FY26, led primarily by strong performance in the auto finance segment, while affordable housing finance may see relatively weaker disbursement trends, highlighted a report by Centrum.

The report stated that following a steady performance in Q2FY26, AUM growth momentum in the auto finance segment is expected to hold up through Q3FY26, with growth estimated in the range of 13-20 per cent.

It stated "Disbursements for auto financiers are likely to be stronger sequentially, supported by robust underlying vehicle demand......In contrast, disbursements in the affordable housing segment ar...