Whether it is net profit, fee income or bad loans, public sector banks have put up a better show in the June quarter than their private peers
Districts with higher death rates during the pandemic have shown outflow of bank deposits, rise in home loan NPAs and rush to raise gold loans
In the June quarter of financial year 2021-22 (Q1FY22), the lender posted a profit of Rs 210 crore due to lower provisions
V Vaidyanathan talks about the bank's growth plans, its retail-focused approach when it comes to growing its loan book, and its corporate strategy
Growth in loan book and transfer of some bad assets to NARC will fuel the reduction in gross NPAs
An analysis showed a significant surge in credit demand post unlocks after the first and second wave of the pandemic
Net interest income of the lender jumped 41% YoY to Rs 2,506 crore but sequentially it was down 23%
Mulls QIP for equity capital raise
Scheduled commercial banks were carrying NPAs worth Rs 8.96 trn on their balance sheet at the end of March 2020
The drop is largely on account of Kotak Mahindra Life Insurance posting a net loss of Rs 243 cr on shareholders' account due to higher death claims following the second Covid wave
Non-interest income up 39% to Rs 3,588 cr, with fee income growing at 62% to Rs 2,668 cr
Makes expected credit loss provision of Rs 2,124 cr
Sequentially, the bank had booked a loss of Rs 3,788 crore in the quarter ended March 2021 (Q4FY21)
South Indian Bank (SIB) on Thursday reported an 87.4 per cent year-on-year decline in net profit to Rs 10.31 crore for the June quarter as interest income fell while proportion of bad assets soared.
The private bank bellwether reported its lowest NII growth in a decade
The recovery as a percentage of gross non-performing assets moderated to 12.8 per cent in 2020-21 from 15.8 per cent in the previous fiscal year against the backdrop of the pandemic
In FY21, gross NPAs of LIC reduced by 39 basis points (bps) to 7.78 per cent from 8.17 per cent a year ago.
Offloads Rs 1,800 crore of bad loans
Reduction in non-performing assets (NPAs) due to write-offs for public sector banks (PSBs) stood at Rs 1,31,894 crore during fiscal 2020-21, according to an RTI response.
SBI has invited bids for two NPA accounts with outstanding dues of nearly Rs 60 crore. "In terms of the bank's policy on sale of financial assets, in line with the regulatory guidelines, we place these accounts for sale to ARCs/ banks/ NBFCs/ FIs, on the terms and conditions indicated there against," SBI said in a sale notice. The bank has put up for sale the accounts of N S Engineering Projects, with loan outstanding of Rs 36.98 crore, and Chinteshwar Steels Pvt Ltd, which owes Rs 22.72 crore to SBI. The reserve price for these non-performing assets (NPAs) for the purpose of sale has been fixed at Rs 17.19 crore and Rs 10.50 crore, respectively. The e-auction for these two accounts will take place on July 7, 2021. The interested asset reconstruction companies (ARCs)/ banks/ non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) / financial institutions (FIs) can conduct due diligence of these assets with immediate effect, after submitting expression of interest and executing a non-disclosure ..