The lender declared its January-March earnings Wednesday, and posted a drop in its gross NPAs to 11.78 per cent from 14.12 per cent reported a year ago
Country's largest lender SBI has lined-up a dozen non-performing assets (NPAs) on sale to recover loan dues of over Rs 820 crore, as per the bank's notifications. In terms of the bank's policy on sale of financial assets, in line with the regulatory guidelines, SBI said it has placed these accounts for sale to asset reconstruction companies (ARCs)/banks/Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs)/financial institutions (FIs), on the terms and conditions indicated there against. In various notices on its website, State Bank of India (SBI) has put up a total of 12 bad assets for sale during this month to April 13. NPA account Topworth Urja & Metals Ltd, with a loan outstanding of Rs 396.74 crore is to be sold in an e-auction to be held on March 29, 2022. With reserve price fixed at Rs 85 crore, SBI said the NPA account will be sold on a cash/cash-cum-SR ratio of 50:50. "Bid with highest cash component shall be considered as successful bid," it said in a notice. Another account, Balasore
Slim chance of loan recovery, say analysts
Kamath panel approved all the nine proposals of banks
If bankers move fast and preserve the enterprise value of defaulting companies, recovery rate will improve even as the new insolvency law, much like the GST, remains a work in progress
Gaming the system leads to losses to lenders
Banks unlikely to be impacted a lot as the level of debt recast had been low
Reports suggest a potential recovery of 35 per cent from the bid process compared to an average recovery of seven per cent
Central bank says firm violated a specific direction to ensure full compliance with fair practices code in letter and spirit
The individual loan business has continued to see a month-on-month improvement in July-September 2020, HDFC Ltd said in a regulatory filing
NBFCs don't have an equivalent body to represent their well-filtered voice with the regulators and government, says APAC Financial Services founder
Government guarantee will help and restart businesses which will kickstart the virtuous circle of employment, consumption, and growth
The ratings of security receipts (SRs) issued by ARCs have seen downgrades due to delay in recoveries and decline in expected recovery value on the SRs
With apex court's backing, banks to speed up enforcing personal guarantees
It also expects non-performing assets (NPAs) to hit a fresh high this year.
RBI could ask banks to reward customers who do not default by giving a discount at the end of the loan's tenure
He said the govt needs to pay vendors on time for services, ensure the projects perform and improve the legal system by upgrading enforcement processes
It'll also deliberate on ways how banks can be more proactive in dealing with cases of wilful and genuine defaulters