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  • PSU banks‘ GNPL likely to increase in FY17: Crisil‘s Sitaraman

    Krishnan Sitaraman, Senior Director of Crisil Ratings believes the gap between GNPL and weak assets - assets that ideally should have been part of NPL but not recognised in that category –will reduce gradually during the next fiscal.

  • ICICI Bank Q3 highly disappointing; stock may dip: Experts

    According to market expert Prakash Diwan, the fact that ICICI Bank is virtually into every spectrum of lending, it gets impacted in the downturn much more severely than some of the other private sector banks which have niches which they have carved out.

  • Shriram Transport Finance Q2 profit seen up 13%, GNPL key

    Gross non-performing loans and commentary on equipment finance will be key parameters to monitor. Equipment finance merger is likely to be completed by Q4FY16. Hence, reported standalone GNPL may be only from commercial vehicle business.

  • GNPLs may be in 3.75-4% range by FY16-end: SBM

    Gross NPLs will improve going forward and will be in 3.75-4 percent range by this year-end, said Sharad Sharma, MD of State Bank of Mysore.

  • Will end this fiscal with good results: PNB

    Gauri Shankar, MD & CEO, Punjab National Bank (PNB) spoke to CNBC-TV18 post quarterly result announcement.

  • SBI Q4 net seen up 14%; NII growth, slippages eyed: Poll

    Key factors to watch out for are slippages from restructured book. Fresh resturcing is seen to be at Rs 5500- Rs 6000 crore in Q4. Fresh restructuring could be higher due to forbearance ending.

  • Will lower NPLs in FY16: State Bank of Travancore

    The net profit for State Bank of Travancore in Q4 is at Rs 192 crore v/s Rs 48.6 crore on year on year basis and the net interest income for Q4 is at Rs 581crore against Rs 615 crore on year on year basis.

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