Or is it a case of expecting the tail to wag the dog?
Viability plan includes Rs 2,000-crore infusion
A status check on the consolidation of four sets of state-run banks offers clues to the hard decisions that are needed, write Abhijit Lele and Raghu Mohan
Inadequately capitalised banks will face problems in increasing their credit portfolios. A credit squeeze on account of banks' balance-sheet constraints would also have larger macroeconomic dimensions
Beyond hype, if the Budget creates a platform for growth, the RBI will have to change the policy's stance, but that won't happen - now or even in April
Here's a look at the full extent of India's bad loan problem in selected financiers
To operationalize the cost-recovery framework for banks, peer groups based on the asset size of banks as on March 31 of the previous year will be identified
The lender has stabilised under LIC ownership, but its exit from the central bank's restrictions may be some time away
Punjab & Sind Bank on Thursday reported a fraud of Rs 94.29 crore in an NPA account of Supertech Township Projects. In a regulatory filing, the state-owned lender said it has reported the fraud to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). "...it is informed that an NPA Account, viz M/s Supertech Township Projects Limited with outstanding dues of Rs 94.29 crore has been declared as fraud and reported to RBI today as per regulatory requirement," the Delhi-headquartered bank said. The account has been fully provided for as per the existing RBI norms, it added.
Five-member jury chooses him for consistency of performance
Bad bank will only kick the can down the road
Rising smartphone penetration and internet connectivity, and young, tech-savvy demographic segment present vast opportunities for existing banks and new players
However, large advances in the SMA-0 (special mention accounts) category registered a quantum jump (155.6 per cent) over the previous quarter and 245.6 per cent over March 2020 levels
With the RBI red-flagging mushrooming of digital apps, the tango between banks and fintechs may be in for a big change, report Hamsini Karthik and Raghu Mohan
With looming uncertainty, investors will be very selective, cautious and careful in allocating funds towards this asset class
The potential turnaround in banking means the government does not need to act in haste, only to repent at leisure
Mallya has been denied access by a UK court to a significant chunk of his cash held by the UK court funds office as part of bankruptcy proceedings against him launched by a consortium of Indian banks
A key question is how the BIC is to be funded. To start with, it may have to be a wholly-owned government entity
Budget could be a good starting point for deeper banking reforms
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