Bad bank will only kick the can down the road
Little leeway on pricing and asset quality at a tricky level could places both segments in a tight spot
Banks will have to brace for a rollback of regulatory forbearance that was announced in the wake of Covid-19, and enhance their capital positions, the RBI said
Different stance on NPAs will be the discussion point; report was slated to release on Wednesday
It has the potential to heighten the liquidity risks the sector is already facing after the IL&FS debacle, FSR said
"Operational creditors triggered as much as 49.65 per cent of the bankruptcy petitions, followed by 43.61 per cent by financial creditors and the remaining by corporate debtors," the report said
"With the suspension of construction activities across the country from mid-March, completion of under-construction projects is likely to be delayed, constraining new demand," the FSR said
In March, the RBI had announced a moratorium on repayment of term loans till May 31. It was later extended for another three months.
Higher growth also improves tax-GDP ratio which enhances the resource availability with Government to undertake social and infrastructure expenditure
The rupee started at 69.44 a dollar, and on December 27, closed at 71.32 a dollar.
On the profitability front, public sector banks profitability ratios were muted because of weak credit growth as well as slow resolution of bad assets.
Over the past four years, total financing to real estate companies nearly doubled to Rs 2.01 trillion, shows the FSR released on Friday
State-owned banks have been grappling with stressed loans and limited capacity to absorb further rise in slippages expected due to prolonged economic slowdown
The credit growth of commercial banks has improved between March 2018 and September 2018, driven largely by the private sector, said the RBI in its Financial Stability Report for December.
NBFCs have to maintain a minimum in tiers-I and II capital of not less than 15 per cent of aggregate risk-weighted assets
More than 85 per cent of the frauds happened with public sector banks, which significantly exceeded their relative business share in credit of around 65 per cent
RBI's financial stability report points to worsening NPAs
According to the RBI's Financial Stability Report, new investment proposals have declined significantly in Q2FY18
Report says there seems to be some risk migration from the banks to the mutual funds
PSBs registered GNPA ratio at 13.5% and stressed advances ratio at 16.2% in September