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After note ban, banks flush with cash but India Inc in no shape to borrow

Rising NPAs and sluggish economic growth sparked a 60% decline in corporate borrowing

After Notebandi, Banks Flush With Money, But Companies In No Shape To Borrow
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The demonetisation drive has hit job creation, beside adding to the stress on banks

Prathamesh Mulye IndiaSpend
“Demonetisation has made banks flush with funds, and they will lend it to productive sectors.” — Power Minister Piyush Goyal, November 26, 2016.
It won’t be quite as easy as Goyal said.
Rising non-performing assets (NPAs) and sluggish economic growth sparked a 60% decline in corporate borrowing over the last six years, according to an IndiaSpend analysis of Reserve Bank of India (RBI) data, inhibiting the anticipated lending bonanza to companies from banks after demonetisation.

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