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November 17 BUSINESS LINE : The Reserve Bank of India could consider approving bankers’ request to lower the provisioning requirement on stage-2 loans to 1-3 per cent from proposed 5 per cent under the draft expected credit loss (ECL) guidelines, sources say. ABOUT ECL? CLICK HERE ABOUT PROVISIONING? CLICK HERE NEWS LINK
October 09 What is ECL? The Expected Credit Loss (ECL) framework is a new rule from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) for banks to handle bad loans better. It helps banks guess and set aside money for loans that might go wrong in the future. RBI put out a draft of these rules on October 7, 2025. This changes the old way where banks only saved money after a loan actually became bad. It's like planning ahead instead of reacting later. The new system starts from April 1, 2027, and banks have five years to fully adjust. Why...
August 25 CONTEXT Banks like Bank of India, SBI and Canara Bank have classified the loan accounts of Reliance Communications (RCom) and it’s promoter Anil Ambani as fraud for a ₹3,000 crore loan fraud case involving SBI. The fraud tag blacklists them across the banking system, severely restricting future borrowing and inviting further legal scrutiny. It could lead to asset seizures, penalties, or imprisonment if criminal charges are upheld. But when does a Bank classify a borrower as a...
July 02 WHAT? Gross Non-Performing Assets (Gross NPA) and Net Non-Performing Assets (Net NPA) are key indicators of the health of a bank's loan portfolio in India, reflecting the level of bad loans or assets that have stopped generating income. Gross NPA Banks extend loans to the borrowers and since these loans earns interest for the banks, they are considered Bank Assets. Banks expect a return on these assets like interest income. But if the borrower doesnt pay it's due principal or interest or both on...
April 05 Business Standard Private sector lender IndusInd Bank disclosed on Friday that its retail and small business customer deposits declined by ₹3,550 crore during the quarter ending March 2025 (Q4FY25), dropping from ₹1.88 trillion to ₹1.85 trillion. click here to read the full news
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