India's central bank warns of rising bad loans and shrinking capital for non-banking lenders. Stressed assets could hit 2.8% by March 2027, with capital buffers dipping to 20.8% under normal conditions. Worryingly, several NBFCs might breach minimum capital requirements, especially under economic stress, highlighting ongoing regulatory focus on the sector's resilience.

Indian banks are projected to see a slight increase in bad loans to 1.9% by March 2028, yet the system remains robust with strong capital and healthy profits. The Reserve Bank of…

India's central bank warns of rising bad loans and shrinking capital for non-banking lenders. Stressed assets could hit 2.8% by March 2027, with capital buffers dipping to 20.8%…

The Reserve Bank of India's latest financial stability report indicates that Indian banks will likely keep capital levels above the regulatory minimum, even in challenging…

The Reserve Bank of India's latest report highlights concerns over thinning capital in the insurance sector. While life insurers remain compliant, their buffers are shrinking. The…