Banking system shows signs of instability on rising NPAs: RBI

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PTI: Mumbai, Jan 20 2013, 13:51 IST
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act of the financial crisis was enacted in the courtyard of the banking sector

where the trigger of financial crisis initially took place."However, concerted efforts

are being made by various organisations such as the IMF, BIS and World Bank as well as individual central banks to evolve various leading indicators

of the financial stability, including banking sector, in order to make an informed judgement about the evolving risks to the financial system and initiate corrective policy measures.

The paper also observed that banking instability has immediate adverse effect on the financial markets stability as well as real sector output.

"...stability in the banking sector is a necessary condition for maintaining financial stability," it added.

It further said deterioration in the banking stability indicator has adverse impact on the real sector and similarly deceleration in the real sector performance will adversely

affect banking sector.

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venkataramanaiah ramu | 21-Jan-2013Reply | Forward
Bank's instability as a result of mounting NPAs arise due to improper and incomplete measures by the govt and resulting in weak and inefficient recovery methods terminating ultimmately as NPAs. The beneficiaries have all become aware of this fact and are benefitted by this. Govt should create a separate agency for these measures and free the banks from these activities and allow the banks to grow linearly and to serve the customers more efficiently.

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