Recent steps by the government and the RBI to keep systemic liquidity and rates benign along with direct liquidity to NBFCs facing constraints, in the wake of Covid-19, have helped, analysts say
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) last month permitted one-time restructuring of both corporate and retail loans without getting classified as a non-performing asset (NPA)
The cost of fund index and liquidity index are showing an impressive reading of 80.6 and 71.1 in the present quarter survey
In January this year, RBI had allowed banks and NBFCs to complete full KYC remotely. A number of banks have rolled out this service since the RBI's nod
Most state-owned bank execs expect 5-7% of their loan books will require restructuring
The current rally has an implied assumption that interest rates will remain permanently negative and inflation 'pick up, but this is quite unlikely
Srei Infrastructure Finance vice chairman Sunil Kanoria said the RBI restructuring package is somewhat "restrictive and not a workable solution"
PAG has been an active investor in the Asian region and most of its deals involve taking control as is the case with the latest Edelweiss investment
"Mid caps and small caps are much more exposed to the uncertainties related to the pandemic, so it would be harder to find value and avoid mistakes"
The loan amounts sanctioned by PSBs increased to Rs 76,765 crore, of which Rs 58,230 crore has been disbursed as of August 24, Sitharaman said
Covid-19 has deeply impacted corporate earnings
By limiting applicability to banks, a vulnerable section of the population is punished by exclusion, the Council says
To meet the rising demand for loans, the Kerala-based firm is also tapping the just extended partial credit guarantee scheme (PCGS) to raise around Rs 600 crore more
While the management believes it has made adequate Covid-19 provisioning, analysts are skeptical
For the quarter ended June 2020, the company reported around 50 per cent decline in its net profit at Rs 320.06 crore.
Greater flexibility now given for purchasing AA and below-rated papers
Forget the health of the banks, what should be worrying the regulators is just the number of banks through which such financial intermediation can take place
At the portfolio level, AA and AA- investment sub-portfolio under the Scheme should not exceed 50 per cent of the total portfolio of bonds/CPs
The yields of some prominent companies are still at very high levels and high net-worth individuals and family offices, who are lapping up these bonds at very attractive rates, are reaping the benefit
More cash for shadow banks is good news for the Indian economy, which relies on these firms to provide financing to everyone from tailors to business giants