Instead of providing a much-expected liquidity window to non-bank finance companies via the regular lenders, the central bank took a tougher stance
Pressure on NBFC sector to have stable funding base a major reason
In the next 100 days, during which falls the Union Budget in July, the government will be busy with pending issues
The matter is being discussed and it has been taken up in some of the pre-Budget consultation meetings
Borrowing cost could increase lower investment spread
Bullish about the success of its 'Digital India' initiative, the government has already charted its Vision 2022 master plan
Three-month rolling average shows April fund-raising through the route is higher than last year
Under this initiative, customers can interact with the staff to discuss concerns and share feedback
The decision was taken considering the evolving liquidity conditions
The bank came out of the Reserve Bank of India's Prompt Corrective Action regime in the fourth quarter ended March 2019
All NBFCs must have contingency funding plans for responding to severe disruptions
Banks recovered close to Rs 55,000 crore from the NCLT resolution, the official said
HDFC Bank added more than four times the number of branches in FY19 compared to the previous year
The provisions for NPAs for the fourth quarter was at Rs 5,550 versus Rs 3,416 crore in the previous quarter
The report comes against the backdrop of the Reserve Bank of India's decision to create a specialised cadre to supervise and regulate the financial sector, including banks and NBFCs
Ever since the IL&FS crisis erupted, banks have been averse to lending to the sector, which has put them in a tight spot
On Friday, the company's credit ranking was downgraded by Brickwork Ratings to 'BBB-Plus'
Says slippages will not be more than Rs 1,000 cr each quarter in FY20 against Rs 2,000 cr each quarter in FY19
The govt has been trying to merge smaller regional state-run banks with better managed larger government-owned lenders as one way to reduce bad loans that stand at more than Rs 9 trn
NBFCs will be able to borrow, based on their retail, agriculture, and other such assets