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P&SB to park investment in HTM category; raises concern
BofA Securities believes one way to fund the requirement is via recapitalisation bonds.
The upcoming Union Budget may provide for another round of recapitalisation
The position they find themselves in is a result of politically induced, management neglected, reckless lending in the last few years
Shares of State Bank of India (SBI) hit a new high of Rs 373, up 2 per cent on the NSE in the intra-day trade.
Government had announced Rs 48,239 crore capital infusion into 12 public sector banks in this fiscal to help them maintain regulatory capital requirements and finance growth plans
Govt sets strict terms for banks; to bring out report card on compliance
The Centre's move to recapitalise public sector banks (PSBs) has resulted in a surge in credit growth, a sign of revival of private sector investment in the country, a top finance ministry official said today. Financial services secretary Rajiv Kumar said the banking sector posted a double digit growth on year-on-year basis in December 2017. "Surge in credit growth: Sustained momentum post PSB recap decision - Banking sector posts double digit (10.7% Y- o-Y) growth in Dec'17, up from (7.2% Y-o-Y) in Oct'17, powered by #services & #retail," Kumar tweeted. Earlier this week, Parliament gave its approval for issuance of Rs 80,000 crore (rpt) crore recapitalisation bonds to PSBs to improve their balance sheets so that their lending capacity is enhanced. Besides, the finance ministry approved proposal for infusion of Rs 7,577 crore in six weak public sector banks as part of the recapitalisation plan to bolster capital adequacy ratio. All these banks, which got capital ...
The Centre's move to recapitalise public sector banks (PSBs) has resulted in a surge in credit growth, a sign of revival of private sector investment in the country, a top finance ministry official said today. Financial services secretary Rajiv Kumar said the banking sector posted a double digit growth on year-on-year basis in December 2017. "Surge in credit growth: Sustained momentum post PSB recap decision - Banking sector posts double digit (10.7% Y- o-Y) growth in Dec'17, up from (7.2% Y-o-Y) in Oct'17, powered by #services & #retail," Kumar tweeted. Earlier this week, Parliament gave its approval for issuance of Rs 80,000 recapitalisation bonds to PSBs to improve their balance sheets so that their lending capacity is enhanced. Besides, the finance ministry approved proposal for infusion of Rs 7,577 crore in six weak public sector banks as part of the recapitalisation plan to bolster capital adequacy ratio. All these banks, which got capital support, are under .
The report also predicts that bad loan issues that the banks face today may peak by this fiscal year
Currently, PSBs are majorly owned by the government with a minimum stake of 58 per cent which has now been relaxed to 52 per cent