Retail loan growth
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January 07, 2021, Thursday
IDFC First Bank rallies 11% in two days on strong retail loan growth in Q3
Motilal Oswal Financial Services believe the strong traction in retail loans was aided by festive demand and an improved economic ...
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December 14, 2020, Monday
Retail loans may rise as banks go slow on big-ticket corporate debt
But increase may be lower than what it was earlier
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May 29, 2020, Friday
Bank credit shrinks 1.2% in April, gross bank credit falls to Rs 91.53 trn
Loans in the retail segment contracted 2.5 per cent to Rs 24.90 trillion
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April 21, 2020, Tuesday
Moratorium may lead to greater build-up of credit losses for banks: Moody's
Asia's banking sector profitability will also decline from deteriorating asset quality and lower net interest margins, said ...
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April 02, 2020, Thursday
Covid-19 impact: Consumer lending may be most disrupted by lockdown
Categorised as unsecured loans, these will feel the brunt of weak demand and income disruption of borrowers
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January 28, 2020, Tuesday
The devil in retail: Stress seen in credit cards, auto, and home loans
Banks had grown their retail books in a big way in recent times given the lacklustre demand for corporate credit
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January 20, 2020, Monday
At multi-quarter low, HDFC Bank's retail loan growth may face more pain
While headline numbers met estimates, quality of loan growth and asset quality didn't. This explains the 1.8% dip in its stock ...
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December 31, 2019, Tuesday
The big sweet spot: Retail loan market to double in 5 years to Rs 96 trn
While concerns have been expressed of late that stress may be on the rise in the retail loan books, it is also true that lenders ...
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December 11, 2019, Wednesday
India's credit crunch: Demand or supply?
Evidence of heightened risk aversion suggests a supply-shock has choked credit offtake
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November 28, 2019, Thursday
Loans sanctioned by NBFC sector drops 34% in Q2, personal loans see uptick
Housing, commercial vehicle and term loans fall 23-85% in the September quarter; gold loan reports growth