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India's lending boom might no longer be bank-led
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The Hindu BusinessLine
· Jul 9, 2026
Banks rush for global ratings as FCNR (B) fund-raising gains momentum
The development comes amid a broader trend among Indian lenders looking to shore up foreign-currency liabilities as credit demand rises
The Economic Times
· Jul 4, 2026
India's lending boom faces a deposit squeeze
India's lending boom faces a deposit squeeze
Business Today
· Jun 30, 2026
Bank NPAs may edge up to 1.9% by FY28 despite stronger balance sheets: RBI in Financial Stability Report
The Reserve Bank of India expects gross bad loans of scheduled commercial banks to rise marginally to 1.9 by March 2028, even as the banking sector remains well-capitalised and financially resilient. The central bank's latest Financial Stability Report says robust capital buffers, healthy profitability and improving credit growth will help lenders withstand adverse shocks.
Economic Times
· Jul 10, 2026
Indian Bank drops capital raising plan on lower ECL hit
Indian Bank has cancelled its planned share sale to raise funds. The lender's expected credit loss impact is now estimated lower than previously calculated. This revised calculation means the bank will not need to raise additional capital. The bank's net profit rose ten percent year-on-year in the fiscal first quarter. Gross advances and deposits also saw significant year-on-year growth.
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Related coverage for "India's lending boom might no longer be bank-led ": The Hindu BusinessLine — Banks rush for global ratings as FCNR (B) fund-raising gains momentum. The Economic Times — India's lending boom faces a deposit squeeze . Business Today — Bank NPAs may edge up to 1.9% by FY28 despite stronger balance sheets: RBI in Financial Stability Report. Economic Times — Indian Bank drops capital raising plan on lower ECL hit