Sanjiv Chadha, in an interview with Manojit Saha, says it was a conscious decision not to chase corporate loans and focused on segments offering higher margins
With improving business environment, it has pegged recoveries to between Rs 5,000 crore and Rs 6,000 crore in FY23. Its assets under management (AUM) stood at Rs 40,251 crore at the end of March 2022
Capital ratios at Public Sector Banks (PSBs) have improved in the past year, helped by capital infusions from the government, it said
The credit and other provisions are estimated to dip to 1.3-1.4 per cent of advances in FY23 as against an estimated 1.7-1.8 per cent in FY22
Future Retail is locked in legal battles with US retail major Amazon and has already become a non-performing asset NPA in the current quarter
RBI postponement of timeline for adhering to new NPA norms, greater economic activity likely to act as tailwinds, says rating agency
The Reserve Bank allowed some relaxation in the stricter prudential norms announced for all lenders, including shadow banks
Bank's net profit during the quarter surged by 62.27 per cent to Rs 8,432 crore.
Gross NPA ratio has come down to 6.9 per cent as of end September 2021, according to Reserve Bank of India (RBI) data
Loans to the sector became huge NPAs largely due to the practice by lenders of offering unconditional mobilisation advance and time gap between preparation of a DPR and awarding the bid
The consumer financing business is showing signs of heightened stress
The bad loans saw a dip in Q2, both in absolute and percentage terms. The trend is likely to prevail in Q3
On an overall basis, ICRA expects some reduction in GNPAs in the second-half of FY22
Bad loans in some NBFCs will definitely rise but no one should complain. They are no longer shadow banks
The pile-up of bad loans is a pain point and the pressure is mounting, said Rishabh Goel
Last month, the RBI had provided clarification on income recognition asset classification and provisioning (IRAC) norms for banks, NBFCs and All-India Financial Institutions
The bad loan market may get a boost from the fact that Centre may not indulge state-run banks anymore by recapitalising them as in the past
Bankers are seeing better days ahead with expectations of a pickup in credit growth in the next few quarters as corporate India readies to invest. Let's wait and watch
PM Modi emphasised that the banking sector must take advantage of the big reforms and schemes as well as the big pool of data that has been created in the country
The rationale for such humungous bad loans is often the first - genuine business failures