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Capitalise PSBs, create bad bank to absorb NPAs, says financial sector

Rating agency CARE Ratings said, given that bank credit growth would be higher in FY22 than in FY21, incremental credit would be Rs 10-11 trillion

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A long-standing idea of a banking investment company (BIC) for government holding in PSBs also finds an echo.

Abhijit Lele Mumbai
The financial sector wants the Budget to capitalise public sector banks (PSBs) to support growth and form a bad bank to take over and turn around stressed assets.

Keeping an eye on economic revival, it should set up a development finance institution to provide long-term funding for infrastructure projects.

Rating agency CARE Ratings said, given that bank credit growth would be higher in FY22 than in FY21, incremental credit would be Rs 10-11 trillion. And with a share of 60-65 per cent in banking, PSBs can see an increase in credit of Rs 6.5-7 trillion. The need for capital from the government,

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