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Private lenders seen trouncing state peers in India's economic recovery

Many shareholders will be on the lookout for indications that private lenders have enhanced already stronger buffers to give them more wiggle room to step up lending in an eventual recovery

Private lenders seen trouncing state peers in India’s economic recovery
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Suvashree Ghosh | Bloomberg
The widening gap between India’s private banks and their state-backed peers is expected to be laid bare this earnings season with investors looking for further signs that players such as HDFC Bank Ltd. are better placed to step up lending when the country’s second coronavirus wave subsides.

Many shareholders will be on the lookout for indications that private lenders have enhanced already stronger buffers to give them more wiggle room to step up lending in an eventual recovery. One metric is key -- private sector banks’ market share in terms of loans surged about 36 per cent in 2020 from

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