Fresh slippages have also come down and as a result, the system-level provision coverage ratio has jumped to 60.9 percent during the period
The capital infusion, ahead of the festive season, will boost banks' lending capacity by an additional Rs 5 trillion
There were also deliberations on allowing farmers to take fresh loans even if they fail to repay exsiting ones, as long as they service the interest
NITI Aayog Vice-Chairman Rajiv Kumar also said there was no business of the government to hold back payments to companies.
While the company is rebalancing its loan book, higher costs and weak asset quality pose challenges
There is a sincere intent on the part of the policy makers, regulator and the industry to revive the sector. The plans, however, seem to be addressing some aspects and missing in comprehensiveness
57 per cent of banks surveyed said engineering goods has seen a reduction in NPA levels
Gross NPA ratio slips to 1.47%, worst in five years; incremental cost of funds escalate to 9.2%
Companies seek returns of over 20 per cent but RBI has put restrictions on yields and tenure
With banks saddled with NPAs, NBFCs had stepped into the breach
ICICI, like its peers, also said India's ongoing economic slowdown weighed on its performance in the quarter
In addition to asset-quality trend, Street will keep an eye on capital
SBI is the only outlier in this trend, which has moved faster and made more progress than other PSU banks
Bank is focusing hard on reducing its net NPAs to achieve this end, will enter one-time settlement with defaulters to pare bad loans
For speedy recovery, banks must use the threat of NCLT but settle the score outside it
Allahabad High Court has sent the right signal
The prize in the elections next year could be a winner's curse
The idea of a bad bank has been around for some time, but it is far from clear why the arguments for it have gotten stronger
Finance Minister announces panel to consider formation of ARC for quicker resolution of stressed accounts
The Reserve Bank of India mandated banks to classify even a day's delay in debt servicing as default