The State Bank of India (SBI) will conduct an e-auction of 11 bad loan accounts on November 7 to recover dues of Rs 466.49 crore. In terms of the bank's revised policy on sale of financial assets, in line with the regulatory guidelines, the bank will place 11 accounts for sale to ARCs/banks/NBFCs and FIs, SBI said in an auction notice. The bank said the financial assets were showcased on October 12 and the e-auction will take place on November 7. The major non-performing asset (NPA) accounts to be auctioned include Bhatia Global Trading (BGTL), which has an outstanding of Rs 177.02 crore on the bank, Bhatia Coke & Energy Ltd (Rs 104.15 crore), Bhatia Coal Washeries (Rs 12.58 crore) and Asian Natural Resources (India) Ltd (Rs 2.18 crore). Maharastra Steels Pvt Ltd (Rs 40.51 crore), Anshul Steel Ltd (Rs 37.70 crore) and Vidhata Metals (Rs 36.98 crore) are the other accounts to be auctioned. The auction for the accounts will be held under the 'Swiss Challenge Method', based on an ...
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China continues to dominate the region's soured loans, with a total of $295 billion held by Asian banks, while India is the second largest at about $160 billion
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Most of the assets picked up by ARCs are corporate loans
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Provides takeover code exemptions for acquirer of stressed companies
Experts say the move can raise India's external liability significantly and build up risks
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In its half-yearly financial stability report in December, the Reserve Bank had estimated that the gross non- performing assets ratio might improve to 10.3 per cent by March 2019
The Supreme Court ruling on the February 2018 RBI directive creates an opportunity to take a fresh look at India's bad asset resolution process
State-owned Central Bank of India has put up for sale four stressed accounts, including Bhushan Power & Steel and Essar Steel India, to recover dues of Rs 3,321 crore. "In terms of the bank's policy on sale of financial assets in line with the regulatory guidelines, we place the following accounts for sale to banks/ARCs/NBFCs/FIs," Central Bank of India has said in a bids invite document on its website. Alok Industries and Bombay Rayon Fashions are the two other stressed assets that lender wants to get rid off. According to the bid document, Bhushan Power & Steel has an outstanding of Rs 1,550.07 crore towards the bank. Alok Industries owes Rs 1,251 crore, Essar Steel India Rs 423.61 crore, while Bombay Rayon Fashions has an outstanding due of Rs 96.30 crore. The e-auction of all these accounts will take place on March 20. The auction of these accounts is through the Swiss challenge method, under the Securitization and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of ...
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Lenders have so far recovered Rs 8,000 crore from the resolution of 66 cases
It'll become that much easier for the tycoons to rewind the credit culture, back to the debtor-friendly show it always was
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The state-run banking index has dropped nearly 25 per cent in the past 12 months
India's banks have been plagued by a surge in non-performing loans which hit a record $150 billion at the end of March
But the RBI doesn't have the leverage to meaningfully change the way in which public sector banks operate