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Banks log 12.2% growth in FY23, gross bad loans down for 5th year: RBI report

Banking industry s clean up continued for the fifth straight year as the fall in gross bad loans helped report a higher net interest margin, a key measure of profitability. All banks meet the regulatory capital requirements with it at 16.8% as of September. ....

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NBFCs fund raising: NBFCs must look beyond banks for source of funds

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) reported that non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) expanded 15% in FY23, with improved profitability and asset quality. However, the RBI emphasized the need for NBFCs to diversify and look beyond traditional banks for funding. ....

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AIF Circular Concerns: Get lenders dressing up loans to cut exposure, AIFs tell RBI

These are among the key proposals made by the fund industry body in its representation to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in the wake of the central bank s sweeping measures, a person familiar with the subject told ET. The strict dos and don ts imposed by RBI in a circular on December 19 are aimed at restraining lenders from using AIFs to move funds to help near-delinquent borrowers and hide the stress on loan books. ....

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View: How NBFCs can play a critical role in India's development by providing credit to segments ignored by banks

Despite this long history of coexistence of NBFCs and banks, the Indian credit system is dominated by the latter. Lending by commercial banks accounts for 62% of total credit, followed by 20% from the corporate debt market and 18% from NBFCs. If we account for bank investments in the debt market and NBFCs, the share in overall credit can rise well above 75%. Such a homogenous credit system is likely to be more exposed to economic shocks, resulting in a severe credit crunch when bank credit dries up and the equity market declines. ....

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