MUMBAI: With the economy having lost steam in the first half, and the second half not seeming to offset the losses booked ...

The rating agency Icra has said that actual borrowings in Q4 FY2025 could modestly trail the indicated level, led by expected ...

ICRA's report indicates a slow credit growth in FY26, impacted by high CD ratios and changes in the liquidity coverage ratio ...

Credit rating agency ICRA has lowered its banking credit growth forecast for FY2025 and FY2026, emphasizing a focus on ...

ICRA revises banking sector credit growth estimates downwards for FY25 and FY26 due to high CD ratio and LCR changes.

The capital ratios of several banks remain comfortable, and no major growth-related capital requirement is expected for FY26.

Credit growth may ease to 9.7-10.3 per cent in FY26, weighed down by the persisting high CD ratio and implementation of the ...

ICRA has lowered its credit growth estimate for Indian banks to 10.5%-11% for the fiscal year ending March 2025, citing ...

Sequentially, securitisation volumes in Q3FY25 are nearly flat. However, year-on-year, they have jumped around 80 per cent ...

ICRA anticipates a further slowdown in credit growth, estimating a range of 9.7-10.3 per cent, influenced by the high CD ...

ICRA forecasts credit growth to moderate to 9.7-10.3% in FY26, citing high CD ratio and LCR changes. The report also ...

According to estimates, Rs 25,000 crore is on account of private banks acting as originators and the remaining Rs 43,000 ...