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Indian private banks to gain market share from PSBs: Fitch Ratings

Indian private banks have had a decade of strong growth, reflected in much higher loan CAGR of 19.6%

Fitch rating agency
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Private banks increased their market shares (in assets and loans,) at the expense of state-owned counterparts during this time.

Abhijit Lele Mumbai
Rating agency Fitch said on Thursday that Indian private banks that have stronger loss-absorption buffers than the public sector banks (PSBs) are likely to gain market share from their state-owned peers in the medium term

Private banks' loss-absorption buffers, particularly enhanced capital bases, strengthen their ability to recognise losses upfront with less disruption in their efforts to accelerate market-share gains. However, gains are not likely to immediate as the sector's credit growth is likely to remain subdued. They will only resume meaningfully once a sustained recovery from the pandemic gets underway, Fitch said.

Many private-sector lenders including ICICI Bank, Axis

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