Business Standard BFSI Insight Summit brings together thought leaders from India’s financial landscape, including regulators, leading banks, NBFCs, mutual funds, and insurance companies.
Business Standard BFSI Insight Summit brings together thought leaders from India’s financial landscape, including regulators, leading banks, NBFCs, mutual funds, and insurance companies.
Business Standard BFSI Insight Summit brings together thought leaders from India’s financial landscape, including regulators, leading banks, NBFCs, mutual funds, and insurance companies.
Business Standard BFSI Insight Summit brings together thought leaders from India’s financial landscape, including regulators, leading banks, NBFCs, mutual funds, and insurance companies.
Business Standard BFSI Insight Summit brings together thought leaders from India’s financial landscape, including regulators, leading banks, NBFCs, mutual funds, and insurance companies.
Business Standard BFSI Insight Summit brings together thought leaders from India’s financial landscape, including regulators, leading banks, NBFCs, mutual funds, and insurance companies.
Rajat Verma was appointed DBS managing director and head of institutional banking for India last year
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PCA will replace the existing SAF from the beginning of the new financial year - Apr 2025. During FY24, 122 UCBs across the country came out of SAF. The number of UCBs stood at 1,470 at end of Mar '25
"Government spending is the reason for the rise in liquidity. It might improve further but there will be some action by the RBI to manage liquidity," said Indranil Pan, chief economist, YES Bank
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The RBI had sought feedback on the proposal until Aug 31, after which it would finalise them for implementation from April 2025
Small Finance Banks' (SFBs) loan growth will moderate to 25-27 per cent in FY25 against 28 per cent in FY24, a domestic rating agency said on Monday. Crisil Ratings said though a tad lower, the advances growth will be robust and driven by factors like segmental and geographical expansion by the entities. While capital buffers remain healthy, SFBs will face challenges in mobilising deposits and their costs and will explore alternative, non-deposit avenues to fund credit growth, the agency said. The asset growth will be driven by traditional microlending being the most popular and new ones like mortgages, small businesses or even unsecured loans. "Credit growth in new asset classes is seen at 40 per cent this fiscal, while that in traditional segments will be 20 per cent," its senior director Ajit Velonie said. He added that the share of new asset classes will cross 40 per cent by the end of March 2025 on the back of the faster growth and underlined that most of the asset ...
Among different bank groups, state-owned banks have seen a greater increase in interest rates on term deposits-both new and existing-compared to their private sector peers
"RBI had advised all system providers to ensure that the entire data relating to payment systems operated by them is stored in a system only in India," said a source familiar with the development