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Banks' RoA to slip up to 0.15% in FY27 on lower treasury income, ECL provisions: Crisil
Indian banks will see a dip in their return on assets this financial year due to less income from investments and banks setting aside money early for new credit loss rules, Crisil said. Net interest margins are expected to stay steady; competition for deposits is increasing, potentially raising funding costs for banks, it added.
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Banks' RoA to slip up to 0.15% in FY27 on lower treasury income, ECL provisions: Crisil
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