The share of such loans declined between September 2020 and March 2022 in private banks and NBFCs but rose for public sector banks
This has obviously made things lopsided when it comes to governance of Indian banks. For instance the Reserve Bank of India can issue guidelines to private banks or foreign banks, but not to the PSBs
Private sector banks' outlook is brighter on a relative basis, and the players will outperform benchmark indices from a 6-12 months' perspective, analysts say
There's been credit expansion and credit costs have remained low, due to general economic growth and low non-performing assets (NPAs)
Rating agency warns capital base of PSBs may come under greater strain
Growth of money kept in current accounts moderated to 8.8% this September, from 17.5% a year ago
The government of India has approved the continuation of the Interest Subvention Scheme (ISS) with modification for the financial years 2022-23 and 2023-24, RBI said
Tier-2 bond sale plan comes amid sharp decline in bond yields
Longer terms for PSB chiefs address the talent gap partly
The union government decided to increase the term of wholetime directors in public sector banks, including MD & CEOs, to 10 years, from five years
As the war for deposits escalates, the cost of money will rise and banks' NIM will be under pressure. Also, a few banks may invite trouble by aggressively growing their retail books without necessary
A candidate can be appointed for 5 years initially, extendable for another five years; this is also applicable for executive directors who are also wholetime directors
Polarisation in the performance of Indian banks will persist as many large public sector banks are still saddled with weak assets, high credit costs, and poor earnings, S&P Global Ratings said on Thursday. It said State Bank of India and leading private sector banks have largely addressed their asset quality challenges, and their profitability is improving more sharply than the banking system. In its Global Banking Outlook-2023 report, S&P said economic recovery is driving credit costs to cyclical low levels and stronger balance sheets and higher demand should boost bank loan growth, but deposit growth will lag. "Polarisation in the performance of banks to persist," S&P said, adding the return on average assets would be 'adequate' at 1 per cent. "Many large public sector banks are still saddled with weak assets, high credit costs, and poor earnings. Similarly, we expect a mixed-bag performance for finance companies (fincos). The asset quality of these fincos is often ...
State Bank of India and leading private-sector banks have largely addressed their asset quality challenges, and their profitability is improving more sharply than the system's, S&P added
Concerned over deposit growth lagging high credit offtake; seeks views on collection, IT infra, DBUs
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Monday said the government's efforts to reduce bad loans are yielding result with 12 public sector banks reporting a 50 per cent jump in combined net profit at Rs 25,685 crore in the second quarter ended September. In the first half of FY23, the cumulative net profit of all public sector banks (PSBs) increased by 32 per cent to Rs 40,991 crore. During the second quarter, the SBI reported the highest-ever profit of Rs 13,265 crore. On year-on-year basis, this was 74 per cent higher than the same quarter a year ago. "The continuous efforts of our govt for reducing the NPAs and further strengthening the health of PSBs are now showing tangible results. All 12 PSBs declared net profit of Rs 25,685 cr in Q2FY23 & total Rs 40,991 cr in H1FY23, up by 50% & 31.6%, respectively (y-o-y)," Sitharaman said in a tweet. She further said Canara Bank reports an 89 per cent jump in profit to Rs 2,525 crore as compared to second quarter of the previous ...
Strong loan growth, rising lending rates give the boost
Rate applicable to both fresh deposits and renewals of up to Rs 2 crore for a tenure of 600 days, seniors to get 0.5% more
Provisions of the lender declined 41 per cent YoY to Rs 1,628 crore in Q2FY23.
Public sector major Indian Bank has posted a 12 per cent rise in net profit during the second quarter of the financial year to Rs 1,225 crore,