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Banks GNPAs to rise to 9 6-9 7% by FYE21 and 9 9-10 2% by FYE22: ICRA

Banks’ GNPAs to rise to 9.6-9.7% by FYE21 and 9.9-10.2% by FYE22: ICRA April 05, 2021 × Credit rating agency ICRA expects Banks’ Gross Non-Performing Assets (excluding write-offs) to rise to 9.6-9.7 per cent by March 31, 2021 and 9.9-10.2 per cent by March 31, 2022 from 8.6 per cent as on March 31, 2020 as the impact of various Covid-19 pandemic related relief measures wanes off. As the impact of various relief measures such as moratorium on loan repayment, standstill on asset classification and liquidity extended to borrowers under Guaranteed emergency credit line (GECL) wanes off, the asset quality pressures are likely to resurface, the agency said. In a note, ICRA observed that despite the impact of Covid-19 pandemic on debt servicing ability of borrowers, the gross fresh slippages for banks stood much lower at ₹1.8 lakh crore (2.7 per cent of advances on annualised basis) during 9M (nine months) FY2021 as compared to ₹3.6 lakh crore (4.1 per cent) during FY2020. Thi

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Loan moratorium: Bankers, experts see minimal impact of SC judgement on books of banks

Loan moratorium: Bankers, experts see minimal impact of SC judgement on books of banks
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Asset growth at NBFCs, HFCs to jump in FY22: India Ratings report

After a growth moderation in FY21, Non-Bank Finance Companies (NBFCs) are estimated to witness a 9.5 per cent jump in their assets under management in FY22, a report said on Thursday. Housing Finance Companies (HFCs) will post a higher growth at 10 per cent as home sales go up, India Ratings and Research said, maintaining its stable outlook on both NBFCs and HFCs for FY22. It estimated the growth to slowdown to 4-5 per cent for NBFCs and 6.5 per cent for HFCs in FY21, driven largely by the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. The system liquidity has improved considerably while the majority of large non-banks have strengthened their capital buffers and the sector has started witnessing disbursement growth, the rating agency said.

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NBFC: Asset growth at NBFCs, HFCs to see nine percent jump in FY22, says India Ratings report

NBFC: Asset growth at NBFCs, HFCs to see nine percent jump in FY22, says India Ratings report
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Ind-Ra revises banking sector outlook for FY22 to Stable - The Hindu BusinessLine

February 22, 2021 × Credit rating agency estimates GNPA at 8.8% in FY21 (FY22: 10.1%); stressed assets at 10.9% (11.7%) India Ratings and Research on Monday said it has revised its outlook on the overall banking sector to stable for 2021-22 from negative. “This is because substantial systemic measures have reduced the system-wide Covid-19 linked stress below the expected levels. Banks have also strengthened their financials by raising capital and building provision buffers,” it said in a statement. The agency has revised the outlook for public sector banks to stable in 2021-22 from negative. “The regulatory changes led to an improvement in public sector banks’ ability to raise AT-1 capital, a high provision cover on legacy non performing assets, overall systemic support resulting in lower-than-expected Covid-19 stress, and minimal surprises arising out of amalgamation of PSBs,” it said.

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