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Resource constrains to restrict credit growth: Report

Funding conditions will constrain loan growth for many banks in India. Credit demand is strong, but banks lack deposits. S&P Global Ratings expects credit growth to moderate to 14% in fiscal 2025. Margins will fall due to deposit competition, squeezing bank margins to 2.9%.

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Latest News | Credit Growth in India to Moderate to 14% in FY25: S&P Global

Get latest articles and stories on Latest News at LatestLY. Credit growth in India is expected to moderate to 14 per cent in FY25 from the existing 16 per cent as deposit growth is unable to keep pace with loans, a global rating agency said in a report. Latest News | Credit Growth in India to Moderate to 14% in FY25: S&P Global.

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Global Banks Showing Tantalising Signs of Stability While Systemic Risk Remains High for Indian Banks, Says S&P

Global Banks Showing Tantalising Signs of Stability While Systemic Risk Remains High for Indian Banks, Says S&P
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The year 2021 will be a litmus test for India s banking system Here s why

Representational image. | Rupak De Chowdhuri/Reuters When the spread of Covid-19 was on the verge of hurting the Indian economy in early 2020, the central bank quickly moved to protect the country’s banking system. The Reserve Bank of India provided relief to banks as well as borrowers by offering the option of halting loan repayments for six months (March-August). It slashed the repo rate to a record low and opened up a special credit line for banks to encourage them to lend more. It also allowed lenders to restructure some loans. All these steps gave much-needed temporary respite to India’s banking system. While the moratorium on loan repayments protected them against the shock of rising bad loans, the availability of cheap credit flushed the banking system with liquidity.

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Indian banks face bad loans and credit growth issues in 2021 — Quartz India

January 7, 2021 When the spread of Covid-19 was on the verge of hurting the Indian economy in early 2020, the central bank quickly moved to protect the country’s banking system. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) provided relief to banks as well as borrowers by offering the option of halting loan repayments for six months (March-August). It slashed the repo rate to a record low, and opened up a special credit line for banks to encourage them to lend more. It also allowed lenders to restructure some loans. All these steps gave much-needed temporary respite to India’s banking system. While the moratorium on loan repayments protected them against the shock of rising bad loans, the availability of cheap credit flushed the banking system with liquidity.

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