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BFSI Summit: Worst is behind, slippages may rise, say India's top bankers

Speaking on fintechs, the bankers said the right way to go about this is collaboration, but they may also have to compete with these players for their share of the pie

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The bankers agreed that the worst is behind and things are definitely looking up

Subrata Panda Mumbai
The banking sector has come out of the pandemic relatively unscathed, but it has to be cautious going forward because once the regulatory measures end, the system may see a rise in stress, said some of India’s top bankers at the Business Standard BFSI Summit.

If the cash-flow situation does not improve for those who opted for restructuring, the system might see a rise in slippages. However, banks are resilient enough and have adequate capital to deal with any crisis, the bankers said.

“If the cash flows do not come back, you could see further slippages coming through the system.

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