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West Asia conflict clouds outlook, but infra investments seen rising 45–50% through FY27–28: CrisilIndia's infrastructure investment is set for strong growth of 45-50% over the next two years. This surge is fueled by robust domestic deman...- Bank deposits may grow in currency amid market volatilityBank liquidity risk is expected to go down as the gap between credit and deposit growth narrows this financial year. Savers are likely to f...
- Banks' credit growth to moderate in FY27; NPAs to inch up: Crisil RatingsBanks' credit growth is projected to slightly slow to 13% in FY27, with a potential 0.20% rise in bad loans to 2.5% by March 2027, accordin...
- Bank credit on firm footing despite global uncertainties, says CrisilCrisil forecasts a rise in bank credit growth to 11-12% for fiscal year 2025-26, driven by consumer loan demand fueled by tax cuts and lowe...
- GNPAs to improve to decadal low in FY25; MFI loans, unsecured need to be watched: CrisilGross non-performing assets (GNPAs) for banks are forecasted to drop to a decade-low of 2.5% in FY25, says Crisil. Concerns remain over inc...
- Indian NBFCs with strong balance sheets have muscle power to lift assets under management, says CRISIL"There are more tailwinds than headwinds," Crisil senior director Krishnan Sitaraman said. He said that stronger balance sheets with higher...
- Securitisation volumes shoot 70 pc in June qtr to Rs 35,000 crVolumes of securitization, where a financier raises money by giving up on future loan receivables, in the first quarter could have been eve...
- Bank credit likely to grow at 4-year high of 11-12% in FY23: Report"Healthy economic growth and budgetary support from the government should lift bank credit growth by 200-300 basis points to 11-12 per cent...
- Indian banks face rise in bad loans to 8-9% of lending: CRISILThe corporate segment is expected to be more resilient as a large part of the stress in the corporate portfolio was already recognised duri...
- Indian banks face rise in bad loans to 8-9% of lending: CRISIL"Stressed assets in these segments are seen rising to 4-5% and 17-18%, respectively, by this fiscal year-end (March 2022). The numbers woul...
- Credit demand may almost double to 9-10% in FY22: ReportWhile bank credit growth had contracted 0.8 per cent in the first half of this fiscal, it recovered sharply in the third quarter by growing...
- Overall NPAs likely to fall but private bank NPAs could inch up: Krishnan Sitaraman, CrisilFor MFIs, every four years of decent performance is followed by one year of disturbance resulting in delinquencies going up. Cases in point...
- Retail loan securitisation volume sees two fold growth in FY19“Almost 70% of the volume of securitised assets that were sold by NBFCs were in the second half of the financial year 2018-19,” said Krishn...
- CCB deferral could help PSBs get Rs 35,000 crore breather: CRISIL"This will provide some breathing space to capital-starved PSBs," CRISIL Ratings senior director Krishnan Sitaraman said.
- BoB, Dena, Vijaya Bank merger to up operating efficiencies: ReportThe government Monday said BoB, Vijaya Bank and Dena Bank will be merged to create the country's third largest lender.
- HFCs continue to be most stable in financial sector: Krishnan Sitaraman, CRISIL RatingsNew credit policy will benefit all HFCs and we also expect impact on overall housing space
- Growth in mortgage-backed securitisation halted after demonetisationCrisil’s senior director Krishnan Sitaraman told ET that the housing finance companies are expected to be back in this market again in the ...
- Exposure to unlisted cos may hit MFs' fortunesA look into the factfiles of MFs reveals that several of them have exposure to unlisted companies through various schemes.
- MFs check inter-scheme transfersThe internal compliance teams of some mutual fund houses have asked their fund managers to curb interscheme asset transfers, which is often...
- Equity mutual funds into value buying mode: CRISILMutual funds found value in equities by buying to the extent of Rs.22.92 billion in September - the third highest in the year after January...
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