Page 2 - Gross Npas

Gross NPAs of HFCs are estimated to increase to 2.5-3% in FY21: Icra

The situation in the non-housing segment is expected to be worse

Tamilnad Mercantile Bank net profit grows 57.7% to Rs 408 cr in FY20

Gross NPAs of the bank came down 12.6 per cent to Rs 1,020.98 crore, or 3.62 per cent of gross advances, from Rs 1168.11 crore (4.32 per cent) the previous year

Union Bank reports narrowing net loss of Rs 2,503 cr in March quarter

The bank had posted a net loss of Rs 3,369.23 crore during the same quarter of the previous financial year

Bring banks on track

Credit market ecosystem needs better governance and oversight

RBI to flag bad loan issues with Finance Ministry in pre-Budget meet

Fresh provisioning and telco loans to figure in pre-Budget meet. Inability to find resolution may put Rs 3.8 trn loans at risk

Indian banking: Challenges in the new decade

Shall we see the closure of the bad loan saga in the new decade? There is no Lehman or East Asian crisis to blame; it's our own doing

Gross NPAs of SCBs decline by 98,000 cr to Rs 9.38 trn by June: Govt

Gross NPAs of SCBs, which stood at Rs 10,36,187 crore on March 31, 2018, declined by Rs 97, 996 crore to Rs 9,38,191 crore as on June 30, 2019

Gross NPA ratio of banks likely to worsen by 12%, says RBI report

The report further said profitability of all commercial banks declined, partly reflecting increased provisioning

Gross NPAs of private lenders up 55% to Rs 35,772 cr in Sept quarter

With banks' earlier indications of their bad-loan situation being under control, the markets were expecting a stable asset quality profile for the September quarter. However, this has been hit by the Reserve Bank of India's recent diktat in this regard. Gross NPAs for seven private banks which have declared their quarterly results so far rose 55 per cent over a year before to Rs 35,772 crore by end-September. Compared to the June quarter, these were up 20 per cent.RBI told banks to reclassify some major loans as NPAs for FY17 and make provision. Two private lenders, Axis Bank and Lakshmi Vilas Bank, were hit significantly in the September quarter 2017 by this directive. By the rule, if RBI's assessment of bad debt numbers for a financial year differs from the bank's assessment by more than 15 per cent, the total divergence should be disclosed.Provisions and contingencies, predominantly the amount set aside for NPAs, grew only 3.6 per cent to Rs 4,508 crore over a year before. On a ...