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  • Best asset quality of banks hides some risks; the Street should notice

    Mere headline numbers do not tell the complete story. What is interesting is how banks have brought down their dud loans. Read on

  • Bank GNPAs may touch decadal low of around 4% by next fiscal, says Crisil

    The asset quality of the banking sector will also benefit from the proposed sale of NPAs to the National Asset Reconstruction Company Ltd (NARCL), the rating agency said.

  • Bank GNPAs may rise to 16-17% of loans in 1-2 yrs: Credit Suisse

    At the end of Q3, a whopping 41 percent of corporate debt is with companies whose earnings are less than their interest outgo. Credit Suisse's MD and Head of Research Ashish Gupta shares his detailed analysis with CNBC-TV18's Latha Venkatesh on a special show - Indianomics.

  • Expect FY17 deposit growth to be around 5%: BOI

    In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Melwyn Rego, MD and CEO of BOI said that net addition to gross non-performing assets (GNPAs) is around Rs 388 crore and sees FY17 slippages to be at Rs 17,500 crore.

  • Bad loans may come down to 4% by March 2016: RBI

    The report, however, warned that if macroeconomic conditions deteriorate, the GNPA ratio of scheduled commercial banks (SCBs) may increase further and under a severe stress scenario it could rise to around 6.3 percent by March 2016.

  • RBI warns banks of pressure on profitability

    The profitability of banks is likely to come under pressure in the coming quarters in view of deteriorating asset-quality of banks mainly on account of the economic slowdown, RBI said in a report.

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