The country's economic recovery, a tightening of loan underwriting criteria and continued government support will prevent a sharp spike in ...

NBFCs are likely to shore up their own liquidity rather than on-lending to customers.

New Delhi may need to make a provision of at least 200-250 billion rupees ($5.90 billion) for capital infusion in state-run banks. However,...

The central bank on Thursday imposed a moratorium on the capital-starved YES Bank.

When everybody is cautious could be the best time to invest in credit risk funds, says Shah.

We expect the lower interest rates to benefit the banks in terms of boosting their NIMs.

Moody's also said it expects growth to be "weaker" in the next 12-18 months.

Banks still saddled with legacy NPLs which are moving out of balance sheets very slowly, says Anbarasu.

Reserve Bank of India last week issued a prudential framework for resolution of stressed assets.

The recent capital infusion will improve solvency of banks, but not fully resolve legacy problem loans, Moody's said.

The merged entity will have a market share of about 6.8 per cent by loans

Moody’s analysis shows that government capital injections will only be enough to enable all public sector banks to achieve Common Equity Ti...

The capital injections will enable the banks to strengthen their provision coverage.

NBFCs in India (Baa3 positive) will demonstrate broadly stable asset quality, but delinquencies will likely rise over the next 1-2 quarters.

"Asset quality will remain a negative driver of the credit profiles of most rated banks in the country and the stock of impaired loans."

PSBs will not be able to raise funds from the markets and government will have to provide capital support to them in the near term given th...

We expect around 40 per cent of standard restructured loans would ultimately slip into non-performing loans," Moody's Alka Anbarasu said.