Deposits rose 5.1 per cent from the previous quarter to Rs 25 trillion, after no sequential change in April-June
This shift has been spurred by changes in banking regulations, making it more difficult for NBFCs, especially those with lower credit ratings, to secure bank funding
ByteDance's facility is larger than the earlier-anticipated size - an indication that the borrower is eager to take advantage of Asia's loan market, which is flush with liquidity amid dismal deal flow
HDFC Bank will use a rare debt instrument known as pass-through certificates to sell loan portfolios worth up to Rs 10,000 crore ($1.2 billion)
Maintaining loan growth momentum, protecting margins may not be easy as interest rate cycle changes
Seamless delivery of credit and a quicker turnaround time without requiring extensive documentation will benefit both borrowers and lenders
State-owned telecom company MTNL has defaulted on bank loan payments worth Rs 422.05 crore, a regulatory filing said on Monday. The total default amount comprises Rs 328.75 crore default on instalment of principal and Rs 93.3 crore towards interest on debt for June and July. According to the details shared by MTNL, it has defaulted on the payment of Rs 155.76 crore on debt raised from Union Bank of India, Rs 140.37 crore from State Bank of India, Rs 40.33 crore from Bank of India, Rs 40.01 crore from Punjab & Sind Bank, Rs 41.54 crore from Punjab National Bank and Rs 4.04 crore from UCO Bank. The telecom firm earlier raised Rs 5,573.52 crore in debt from these banks. The loss-making telecom firm has total borrowings of Rs 7,873.52 crore from banks and financial institutions, and the total debt of the company stands at Rs 31,944.51 crore. MTNL has sought Rs 1,151.65 crore from the government for payment of interest arising out of sovereign guarantee bonds in the current ...
80 per cent haircut for lenders if offer accepted
Shares of the bank fell the most in a month on Friday after it reported flat sequential deposit performance in the quarter ended June
The credit-to-deposit ratio of the Mumbai-based private sector lender Yes Bank rose to 86.8 per cent at the end of June from 85.5 per cent at the end of March
Outstanding loans fell Rs 716.02 billion ($8.59 billion) to Rs 167.11 trillion in the two weeks to June 14
The West Bengal government has set a target of providing Rs 1.53 lakh crore as bank loans to the MSME sector in the current fiscal, a rise of 5.5 per cent over the year-earlier figure, officials said. In the 2023-24 fiscal, the state's MSME sector received Rs 1.45 lakh crore in bank credit, translating to a growth of 14 per cent. West Bengal is one of the leading states in terms of MSME units, with 21.5 per cent of the country's total such units located in the state. "There are 89 lakh MSME units in West Bengal, generating employment to 1.36 crore people. Of these, 29 lakh units are owned by women entrepreneurs, which is 32.7 per cent of the total units in the state," said Debashis Bandopadhyay, Special Secretary, MSME Department. The state has 589 MSME clusters, with 41.77 per cent of those engaged in manufacturing, 25.47 per cent in trading and 21.5 per cent in other sectors, he said at a Bengal Chamber-organised MSME event. "The amount of bank loans given to MSMEs in the state
Bankers sentiments differ on loans sought by state-backed oil giant BPCL and telecom major Vodafone Idea, which cumulatively amount to Rs 55,000 crore
Telecom major Vi plans to invest Rs 50,000-55,000 crore over the next three years to enhance and strengthen its 4G connectivity and rollout 5G networks in key markets
The total loan accounts rose to 149 million at the end of March 2024 from 130 million a year ago
At present, there are no regulatory mechanisms in place for such funding
Standard asset provision suggested at 5 per cent in a phased manner
The bank's net loans grew 18%, it had said in its quarterly update earlier this month, outpacing a 14% growth in deposits
According to the latest RBI data, outstanding loans to CRE stood at Rs 3.9 trillion as of February 23, 2024. It has grown almost by Rs 1 trillion in the past two years from Rs 2.94 trn in Feb 2022
The stock of aggregate financing - a broad measure of credit - expanded just 9%, also near a record low