The nation’s growth path should be calibrated in line with its investments needs, the savings in the economy and the level of financial literacy in society. This is important because investments in excess of the economy’s savings levels and ability to service foreign exchange inflows can lead to higher interest rates and inflationary impulses
"There has been no leniency in recovering bad loans and the process is ongoing."
Hero FinCorp recorded a 25 percent rise in AUM in the first nine months of FY24, which grew to Rs 49,127 crore, while disbursals rose 26 percent to Rs 24,979 crore
A Moneycontrol Banking Central column on October 9 highlighted the central bank’s concerns regarding sharp growth in unsecured loans. On November 16, the RBI cracked the whip
According to the Reserve Bank data, Scheduled Commercial Banks (SCBs) have done aggregate recovery of Rs 10,16,617 crore during the last nine financial years.
Gross NPAs of banks had fallen from Rs 10.21 lakh crore in FY2018 to Rs 5.55 lakh crore by March 2023, mainly on the back of loan write-offs by banks, the report further stated.
The list includes private and public sector lenders, like HDFC Bank, Bank of Baroda and Punjab National Bank. In December 2022, RBI data showed that, as on March 31, 2022, the top 50 wilful defaulters owe Rs 92,570 crore to banks. Gitanjali Gems, with loans of Rs 7,848 crore, tops the list of defaulters.
Voices from small lending companies are expecting reforms from the budget pertaining to their core lending business alongside leeway with other financial institutions
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The aggressive pick up in credit growth could backfire in later years if the economy doesn’t do well and banks may have to get ready for another round of bad loan cleanup exercise.
The bank has set a bad loan recovery target of Rs 2,000 crore and sees gross NPA and net NPA ratios falling below 9 percent and 2 percent in FY23, Swarup Kumar Saha has said
SBI’s profit after tax jumped 74 percent to Rs 13,265 crore in the July-September quarter, up from Rs 7,627 crore in the same quarter of the previous financial year
The recovery target is of Rs 32,000 crore for the current fiscal year, and it comes at around Rs 8,000 crore per quarter, Goel told reporters in a post-quarterly earnings call.
The NARCL has created two lists – Phase 1 comprising 8 accounts with debt of Rs 16,744 and Phase 2 having 10 accounts with debt of Rs 18,177.
Yes Bank is expected to declare JC Flowers ARC as the winner “soon”. It had placed a bid worth Rs 11,183 crore for Yes Bank’s distressed loans and invited counter bids till September 7.
The state-run lender wants to lower its gross NPA ratio to below 10 percent and net NPA ratio to less than 2 percent by March
Non-performing asset (NPA) ratios are reducing. But the true picture of NPAs is apparent only when we look at the trend of fresh bad loans — they have been rising every year since the onset of the pandemic
Non-bank lenders have not been able to reduce their delinquencies in a big way despite the recovery in the economy once the pandemic began to recede.
Public sector banks have the highest proportion of subprime borrowers, the riskiest of retail category characterized by low credit scores,
The NARCL strategy resembles trying to use a band-aid to staunch a deep flesh wound; it may work for only a short period and is, at best, a sub-optimal locum for the actual procedure
As the SFIO cannot start an investigation suo moto, the Central Government must assign the investigation to the agency in the public interest.
In a circular issued on November 12, 2021, the monetary authority had given time till December 31, 2021 to implement all the stricter prudential norms.
Of this, the share of public sector banks (PSBs) in bad loans proportion has also declined 72 per cent against nearly 80 per cent.
The next year brings hope that a decade of bad news in Indian banking ends and will pave the way for far-reaching changes. Yet, the surfacing of the new Omicron variant of Covid-19, has cast a pall of uncertainty.
The clarification included classification of special mention account (SMA) and NPA on a day-end position basis and upgrade from an NPA to standard category only after clearance of all outstanding overdues.