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1. Will retail loans go sour?
Quite likely, yes. And the unpleasant numbers will show up in January and April 2021, when banks start to disclose asset quality through their quarterly earnings data. Even as much confusion prevails on whether banks will be granted more time to restructure loans considering that the Supreme Court is hearing matters relating to waiver of interest most have resorted to upfront provisioning, fearing deteriorating asset quality in the months gone by. But restructuring the loans will not solve the problems for banks, it will only delay them.
Rather than large corporate loans, the pain point for banks is likely to come from unsecured loans, particularly personal loans, education loans, credit card debt or a small vehicle loan. Individuals who have seen job losses or salary cuts or small businesses where revenues have come to a grind have struggled to repay loans.
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NEW DELHI: Mutual funds were seen paring stakes in 80 per cent of the Nifty50 stocks in November, the month that saw these institutional investors selling Rs 30,760 crore worth of shares on Dalal Street.
Bajaj Finserv, IndusInd Bank, Nestle India and Tata Steel were among the stocks that saw biggest drops in MF holdings, while Adani Ports, Dr Reddy s Labs and HCL Technologies were among a few that saw buying by the desi fund managers during the month.
One of the stocks that saw the biggest selloff by MFs was Bajaj Finserv. Mutual fund holding in terms of number of Bajaj Finserv shares held by 19 mutual funds declined 18.9 per cent during the month to 46 lakh shares.
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