IIFL Finance Wins Position in India's Top 25 Best Workplaces in BFSI 2025

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IIFL Finance Limited, a prominent non-banking finance company (NBFC), has been included among India's Top 25 Best Workplaces in BFSI 2025 by Great Place To Work India. The selection showcases the company's focus on an inclusive, high-performance culture. The detailed synopsis follows:

Highlights

Award Details:

IIFL Finance has taken a great jump from its previous year ranking in the Top 50 BFSI workplaces to Top 25 in 2025.

It is also Great Place To Work® Certified™ for the seventh year in a row, spanning from February 2025 through February 2026.

Workplace Culture:

IIFL Finance performed well on the Trust Index, achieving 89 points for credibility, management, and respect for people.

The company prioritizes fairness, camaraderie, and pride and scores 88 and 90, respectively, on these aspects.

Employee-Centric Approach:

The company aims to develop a nurturing and innovative work environment with its guiding principles of Fairness, Integrity, and Transparency.

Practices that foster growth, inclusivity, and collaboration make the employees feel empowered and valued.

Impact on Business:

A supportive work culture means concrete advantages such as greater customer satisfaction, better operational efficiency, and better financial performance.

IIFL Finance continues to be at the forefront in the NBFC space with a varied portfolio of home loans, gold loans, business loans, and microfinance.

Future Outlook:

The company continues to be focused on upholding its high standards of workplace culture and attaining excellence in the BFSI space.

IIFL Finance will continue to maintain its growth path while building trust and inclusiveness in its people.

This acknowledgment highlights IIFL Finance's commitment to building a workplace that focuses on the well-being of employees and organizational success.

Sources: Tribune India, Devdiscourse

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