The bank's asset quality profile showed an improvement with gross NPAs declining to 5.56%
The most-expensive-debt first approach is cost-effective, while debt snowball has been found to be the most successful
For the retail credit, rise in stressed assets is pegged at 4-5 per cent in March 2022 from 3 per cent estimated in March 2021
The ability of the second largest global ratings agency to assess an upside and downside before events make everyone wise about India has been dismal for a long time
The banks will set aside around 15 per cent provision for secured loans. It would be higher for unsecured credit
PNB's equity stake of 12.06 per cent will be reduced to 9 per cent by December 2021
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Bad bank and AMC may get 15 per cent of upside recovery in NPAs resolved in first year itself
The key to the success of the bad loan experiment will be IDRCL's management team and the incentive structure. It could recover more than what the industry is estimating now
The study also highlighted that risk management practices of Indian banks
Rating agency says the 90-day-plus dues, which touched 6.3% this June, may drop to 5.3% by March 2022 under base scenario
The deterioration in the asset quality would further impact GICHF's earnings profile, and consequently, its internal capital generation
The rating agency in a statement said that banks' improved profitability, capital and loss buffers will help them absorb anticipated loan losses and maintain credit strength
In managing the bad loan problem, IBC should be the last resort for banks
Calls for encouraging banks to bring down their leverage, says present "grim situation" should not be used as an alibi for bank privatisation
Currently, the bank has about 10,641 branches across the country
Growth trends still strong; it is well-capitalised, provision coverage is high
An analysis showed a significant surge in credit demand post unlocks after the first and second wave of the pandemic
Net interest income rose by just 0.84 per cent in Q1FY22 to Rs 6,147 crore from Rs 6,096 crore a year ago
Property consultant Anarock, however, said in its report that at least 67 per cent or about $67 billion of the total advances to the sector is now completely stress-free.