Shares of SBI Cards and Payment Services dropped 10.6 per cent in two days — the most in almost over six months — as investors dumped the stock on fears of rising bad loans. The stock recouped some of the losses to end at Rs 807, down 5.4 per cent over the previous day’s close.
 
In the three months to September 2020, gross non-performing assets (NPAs) increased 196 bps to 4.3 per cent, compared to 2.33 per cent in Q2FY20, the company said while annoucing its results for Q2FY21. It has not declared accounts which were not NPA until August 31 due to the Supreme Court's interim order; had it had done so, its proforma gross NPAs would have increased to 7.46 per cent, and net NPAs would have been 2.7 per cent.
 
"Restructured stock under the RBI RE (resolution plan) stood at Rs 2100 crore (9.6 per cent of AUM), EPP (easy payment plan) at 0.07 per cent taking overall stressed assets to 17 per cent of AUMs. While gr