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Banks' certificates of deposit fund-mop up more than triples in country

Strategy makes up for imbalance in banks' deposit and credit growth

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Raghu Mohan New Delhi

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Banks are tapping certificates of deposit (CD) – an instrument issued to raise funds from large investors – in a big way. CD issuances increased to nearly Rs 10 trillion in FY24 from Rs 2.90 trillion in FY22, a jump of 3.3 times.

In Q1 FY25, CD issuance increased by 66 per cent to Rs 2.65 trillion compared to Rs 1.60 trillion in Q1 FY24, said SBI Research in a report recently.

The uptick in CD issuance is to make up for the imbalance in banks’ deposit and credit growth. Bank’s credit-to-deposit ratio – the amount of

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