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Bank NPAs: Despite continuing write-offs, decline in NPAs after a long gap is good news for industry
A part of the reason why NPAs must have shown a decline could be technical write-offs of NPAs
NBFC mess: Why India’s problematic shadow banks need an Asset Quality Review pill before it is too late
There are large non-banking finance companies (NBFCs) operating in the financial system, posing fresh serious threats to the banking system
NPA crisis: Parliamentary panel questions RBI on failure to take preemptive action against bad loans
The panel, which includes former prime minister Manmohan Singh as a member, wanted to know the reasons of ever-greening of stressed accounts through restructuring schemes of the Reserve Bank of India.
NPA battle: RBI likely to start insolvency proceedings vs Rs 8 lakh cr bad loans by March 2019
It is no secret that NPAs are a big drain on the financial health of banks especially public sector banks (PSBs).
RBI puts four public sector banks under watch on asset quality concerns
These banks have been advised by both the Finance Ministry and the RBI to improve their financials, look for avenues for capital infusion and create a self-sustaining model by selling assets, they added.
Bank NPAs: RBI's Viral Acharya warns of Japan's lost decade; here's full text of his speech
Viral Acharya proposed measures to deal with the NPA problem indicating a tough stance by the central bank.
Banks' gross NPAs may worsen to 9.3% by March: RBI's Financial Stability Report
Foreseeing worsening situation of bad loans in the country, Reserve Bank today said the gross non- performing assets of the banks can rise to as high as 9.3 per cent in 2016-17 after hitting 7.6 per cent in March 2016. Banks' gross NPA had stood at 5.1 per cent in September 2015, a report released by RBI said.