Without stronger balance sheets, firms will perish in this harsh environment; board, group structure reforms will attract investors.
Theatres face a grim future in the post-Covid world; OTTs may be paying top dollar now, but producers could soon…
Given promoters’ ability to infuse fresh capital remains limited, firms must raise money from institutions and do so well before…
Boost banks’ equity bases and get them to lend; else the economy will sink further
Banks will be hurt as defaults rise in a weakening economy; it is the start of NPA 2.0
Given how they have been reluctant to lend to the weaker NBFCs and MFIs, the 20% partial guarantee scheme, for…
Intro: States’ revenues, including central devolution, will contract; Centre must help them out or let RBI come up with a…
RBI pumps in more liquidity, but, wary of credit-worthiness of these borrowers, banks may not just lend.
Most developers don’t deserve the consideration on loans they are pleading for; they squandered sops given earlier.
Banks now have enough resources, but may yet stay risk-averse, lending only to the best businesses.
If needed, the govt should print money to support the vulnerable, especially the urban poor; but, banks must be protected…
A rate cut is of no use, spend on infra etc that gives the poor jobs; give forbearance to MSMEs…
India’s economy today is weaker than it has been during previous crises even if a few of the macro indicators…
For all the criticism of the public sector and rants about its inefficiency, much of private sector hasn’t exactly covered…
Apart from bankers not wanting to lend, the other issue—if banks loans are to rise—is about the ability of the…
If the state of credit markets is any indication, this slowdown is going to drag on for a long, long…
The infrastructure would enable lenders of all hues — banks, NBFCs and fintechs — to disburse loans.
Gives banks access to funds at a lower rate, but banks may not find it easy to lend as credit-worthy…
