Various reasons have been attributed to the current corporate NPA crisis. That includes legal events, commodity cycle bust and most prominently, errant promoter —and at times senior banker — behaviour. One may conclude that banks have successfully externalised the problem with the message that had it not been for errant promoters and the alleged white color corruption — India’s bad debt problem would not have arisen. It is becoming a regular practice for lenders to ask for forensic audit in the event of a big-ticket default. But is everything okay in the banking sector’s corporate risk management practices? Take the
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