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But, the narrative around the uncertainty is more damaging and may cause delay in investment decisions and postponement of spending, he added
RBI says banks must release funds without legal documents in cases with survivorship clause or nominees; sets Rs 15 lakh threshold for claims without legal heir proof
The panel has invited comments on the proposals by Aug. 29
RBI allows authorised dealer banks to open Special Rupee Vostro Accounts for foreign banks without prior approval, easing rules to boost rupee-based trade
Tamilnad Mercantile Bank (TMB) aims to capitalise on the investment surge in Thoothukudi, focusing on salary accounts and MSME lending to boost business growth amid a ₹1 trillion investment boom
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Unsecured lending by scheduled commercial banks (SCBs) steadily grew over the past several years and touched 25.5 per cent of the credit extended in March 2023
PL Capital expects pharma, banks, defence, and staples to outperform in the near term as domestic demand revives
Fitch Ratings forecasts margin contraction in FY26 as 45% of bank loans reprice downward quickly; repo rate cuts and unchanged low-cost deposit share are key factors
Credit rating agency Fitch Ratings says ₹5.6 trillion liquidity infusions and cash reserve ratio cut will support loan growth, though banks may see short-term pressure on margins
Credit growth to small and medium enterprises is outpacing all other sectors, but the test of asset quality lies ahead
The central government is likely to bring an amendment in the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) in the upcoming monsoon session of Parliament
"Independent third-party board evaluations are a widely accepted global practice, and India has only recently begun adopting them," remarked S. Krishnan
RBI Governor says financial stability is essential for growth, urges vigilance as global structural shifts make policymaking harder amid trade fragmentation, climate risks, and geopolitical tensions
Private sector expansion plans are at a three-year low, with bank exposure to key industries like roads, power and telecom down to 11% of their loan book, half the level seen a decade ago
Overall, public sector banks have put up a better show than private banks on most parameters
According to the central bank's latest annual report, more than half of frauds took place in digital or card-based transactions, even though they accounted for only 1.4% of the $4 billion in scams
ATM growth remains flat despite rising branch expansion as digital payment preferences and high ATM maintenance costs reshape banking strategy
CareEdge expects a marginal rise in credit costs and gross NPAs in FY26 due to stress in unsecured personal loans and microfinance, though provisioning remains robust