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Tata Capital Limited, through its subsidiaries, provides various financial services to retail, SME, corporate, and institutional customers in India, Singapore, and the United Kingdom. The company operates through three segments: Financing Activity, Investment Activity, and Others. It offers loans for retail and corporate borrowers, including asset financing, term loans, channel financing, credit substitutes, investments linked to/arising out of lending business, bill and invoice discounting, and power project finance. It also offers home loans, loans against property, personal loans, business loans, two wheeler loans, car loans, commercial vehicle loans, construction equipment loans, loans against securities, microfinance loans, and education loans. Additionally it provides supply chain finance, equipment finance, cleantech and infrastructure finance, and developer finance. The company also engages in the provision of corporate investment, advisory, wealth management, private equity fund management, and leasing services, as well as the distribution of financial products. In addition, it offers insurance and credit card distribution services. Tata Capital Limited was formerly known as Primal Investments and Finance Limited and changed its name to Tata Capital Limited in May 2007. Tata Capital Limited was incorporated in 1991 and is based in Mumbai, India. Tata Capital Limited operates as a subsidiary of Tata Sons Private Limited.
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