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Bank NPAs set to rise, deposit growth outpacing credit flow

‘Bank NPAs set to rise, deposit growth outpacing credit flow’ Updated: Updated: ‘Expansion in credit in FY21 was the lowest in four years’ Share Article ‘Expansion in credit in FY21 was the lowest in four years’ Gross non-performing asset (GNPA) ratios of scheduled commercial banks (SCBs) are expected to shoot up in the coming quarters, according to data compiled by BCT Digital. This is despite the regulatory interventions to provide relief to both borrowers and lenders in the wake of the pandemic. The GNPA for the banking system was at 7.5% in September 2020, an improvement from pre-pandemic levels, and coming after the asset quality review mandated by the regulator. This number is expected to shoot up to 13.5% in a base-case scenario and 14.8% in an extreme scenario by September 2021 as per RBI’s assessment in the latest Financial Stability Report (FSR), said Jaya Vaidhyanathan, CEO of BCT Digital, which helps banks manage risk.

Jaya vaidhyanathanFinancial stability reportShaktikanta dasGross non performing assetGnpa ratiosScheduled commercial banksData compiledBct digitalRegulatory interventionsநிதி ஸ்திரத்தன்மை அறிக்கைமொத்த அல்லாத நிகழ்த்துகிறது சொத்துதிட்டமிடப்பட்ட வணிகரீதியானது வங்கிகள்கடன் வழங்குநர்கள்

Lockdown impact on NBFCs asset quality to be evident gradually: RBI

Lockdown impact on NBFCs’ asset quality to be evident gradually: RBI May 17, 2021 NBFCs continued to disburse credit despite Covid disruptions - PTI× Incremental credit flows to the retail sector continued to increase As Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs) have continued to disburse credit despite the pandemic, the impact of the lockdown will be evident on their asset quality gradually, said an article in the RBI’s monthly bulletin. “NBFCs continued to disburse credit despite disruptions caused by the pandemic, albeit at a slower pace,” said the article titled ‘Performance of NBFCs during the Pandemic: A Snapshot’. Credit performance Incremental credit flows (on year-on-year basis) to the retail sector continued to increase in the second and third quarter of 2020-21, but at a slower pace, while services sector saw marginal increase in the third quarter last fiscal, wherein vehicle loans, gold loans, transport and tourism were the beneficial segments.

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IDBI Bank Q4 net profit jumps 278% to Rs 512 crore; NII rises 38%

Private sector lender IDBI Bank on Monday posted 278 per cent year-on-year rise in net profit at Rs 512 crore for the foruth quarter ended March 2021 (Q4FY21) on robust growth in net interest income. The profit stood at Rs 135 crore in fourth quarter ended March 2020 ( Q4Fy20). Sequentially its net profit was up 35 per cent from Rs 378 crore in quarter ended December 2021 (Q3FY21). For FY21, net profit was Rs 1,3459 crore as against net loss of Rs 12,887 crore in FY20. Its stock was trading 2.97 per cent at Rs 36.35 per share on BSE. The Net Interest Income (NII) improved by 38 per cent for Q4FY21 to Rs 3,240 crore from Rs 2,356 crore for Q4FY20. Sequentially NII was up by 79 per cent over Rs 1,810 crore in Q3FY21.

Bank onNet interest incomeGross non performing assetPrompt corrective actionIdbi bank resultsDbi q4 resultsDbi q4fy21 results4fy21 financial resultsDbi q4fy21 growthDbi financial resultsவங்கி ஆன்நிகர ஆர்வம் வருமானம்மொத்த அல்லாத நிகழ்த்துகிறது சொத்துப்ராஂப்ட் திருத்தம் நடவடிக்கை

SBI Chairman Dinesh Khara says corporate loan growth remains subdued

But he is confident that corporate credit will pick up on the back of economic revival and pick up in economic activity. The bank hopes that its credit growth to move into double-digits in the second quarter of FY22 as corporate spending picks pace. I am quite confident that the infrastructure outlay announced in the budget will go a long way to build up demand. which will lead to the creation of more capacity. In due course, we will see more term loan requests. We will probably see more people approaching the market to raise equity and debt, according to Khara.

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