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Debt restructuring scheme may soften blow of Covid-19 on books of PSBs

Except for a few, most PSBs face major challenges in raising capital from the market, given the low premium

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The governm­ent’s recap­italisation programme may give them a back-stop facility in case of capital support
Abhijit lele Mumbai
1 min read Last Updated : Sep 16 2020 | 6:10 AM IST
The debt restructuring scheme is expected to soften the blow of the Covid-19 pandemic on books of public sector banks (PSBs). With years of capital infusion, consolidation and enhancement in monitoring risk management, PSBs are relatively better placed to face challenges. 

Yet, some of them are likely to need some capital support from the government, in order to absorb shocks, meet regulatory norms, and support business growth. Except for a few, most PSBs face major challenges in raising capital from the market, given the low premium. 

The governm­ent’s recap­italisation programme may give them a back-stop facility in case of capital support.   



Topics :Coronavirusdebt restructuring schemepublic sector banksIndian BanksDebt recastLoan repayment

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