Showing posts with label RBI. Show all posts
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Thursday, December 17, 2015

Was RBI window dressing on corporate debt restructuring?

 1. Stressed assets - which include both bad loans officially classified as  NPAs  and those under  CDR - reportedly account for   nearly 11 per cent of total bank advances.   Some of the mid sized public sector banks  seem to be severely afflicted. Since late 1980s, RBI has been talking of  tackling NPAs to little effect.  Stressed assets seem to compete with capital adequacy ratios of banks!!!

2. As at the end of September, 7,265   wilful defaulters owed over Rs 64,300 crore to public sector  banks and 115 cases had  bank officials  conniving with the borrowers, according to the government data .

3. Special Mention 1   (31-60 day due and  SMA 2 (60 to 90 days loan servicing delay)  are reportedly a cause for concern as that could result in high NPA slippage ratio.
4. Presently, the total amount of NPAs   of Indian banks is estimated at Rs 3 lakh crores. Total loans under the corporate debt restructuring (CDR) is estimated at around that figure! The total figures might be too much for the system to bear a burden.    
5. Given the heavy lending into infrastructure /power sectors, Indian banks may be walking in to severe winter of NPA season. 

No wonder why the Supreme Court has upheld the need for transparency in banking.The RBI seems to be shielding from the taxpayer in the name of secrecy.

Table for comprehending Indian lakhs / crores to million/ billion

1 Lakh

100,000.00
100 Thousands
10 Lakhs

1,000,000.00
1 Million
1 Crore

10,000,000.00
10 Million
10 Crores

100,000,000.00
100 Million
100 Crores

1,000,000,000.00
1 Billion

Tail piece: There are 3507 pending corporate litigations ; 1400 over a decade; 586 0ver 20 years in India. Ease of doing business. 

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Wednesday, December 9, 2015

Are Indian banks camouflaging NPA ? D-SIBs - Case Study 8

Below is the NPA and restructured asset position of the 2 domestic systemically important banks : SBI and ICICI Bank
SBI has been transparent identifying the accounts as impaired assets. The SBI proforma should be insisted upon by by SEBI/ RBI as it clearly depicts what an investor needs to know on the actual health of the portfolio.

SBI

Rs. crores
Sep 15
Jun 15
Mar 15
Dec 14
Sep 14
Gross Advances
13,70,701
 13,13,735
13,35,424
12,65,483
12,42,63
Gross NPAs
56,834
56,421
56,725
61,991
60,712
Net NPAs
28,592
28,669
27,591
34,469
32,997
Restructured Standard
53,452
55,954
55,843
46,542
43,962
Total Gross NPAs plus Restructured Std.  
1,10,286
1,12,375
1,12,568
1,08,533
1,04,674
Gross NPA + Restructured Standard to Gross Adv. %
8.04
8.55
8.43
8.58
8.42
Net NPA + Restructured Standard to Gross Adv. %
  5.98
6.44
6.25
6.40
6.19


 SBI: Analyst Presentation. https://www.sbi.co.in/portal/documents/44589/14455961/Analyst+Presentation+Q2FY16.pdf/07cdd09c-4607-420b-90bb-a64e541d0b20

2. ICICI BANK
 as of September 30, 2015  Rs. crores
Advances
409,692.65
Gross non-performing advances (net of write-off)
15,857.82
Net non-performing advances % of gross non-performing advances (net of write-off) to gross advances
6,759.29
  %  Gross NPA 
3.77% 
Net NPA ratio was at
1.65%
 Gross NPA additions of
2242
(Slippages of from the standard restructured category to the non-performing asset category including ).
(931)
The net restructured loans for the Bank were Rs. crores
11, 868

Total impaired assets of ICICI may thus be in region of Rs. 27725 crores.  on the basis of above figures. This seems to keep impaired assets at around  6.75 %, even allowing for 'net' restructured assets as given out by ICICI. 

 http://www.icicibank.com/managed-assets/docs/investor/quarterly-financial-results/2016/2015-10-Q2-2016-PR2.pdf

http://www.icicibank.com/managed-assets/docs/investor/quarterly-financial-results/2016/2015-10-Q2-2016-analyst-call-transcript.pdf




100 crores = 1 billion.
$ 1= Rs.66.5 approximately





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Are Indian banks camouflaging NPA ?Case Study 7

Canara Bank highlight of Q2- 2015-16
Rs Crores
Gross NPA
14021
Gross NPA Ratio (%)
4.27
Net NPA  
9383
Net NPA Ratio (%)
2.90  
Write Off (Including Addn Prudential Writeoff)
1969
Total Restructured
29026
Std in restructured
22891
NPA in restructured
6135
% of Total Restructured Assets to total Adv
8.83


http://www.canarabank.com/Upload/English/PressReleases/PERFORMANCE_HIGHLIGHTS_SEP_2015.pdf

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Are Indian banks camouflaging NPA ? Private sector Banks -Case Study 6

Federal Bank Rs. Crores

30.09.2015
30.06.2015
30.09.2014
30.09.2015
Gross NPA
1498.73
1304.58
1031.05
 1498.73
Net NPA
674.84
 48,4.47
318.50
674.84

% of Gross NPA
2.59
2.90
2.10
2.90
% of Net NPA
0.98
1.33
0.66
1.33
  
Restructured Advance  Rs Crores
2888
2763
Standard
2445
2456
 NPA
444
307
% of Restructured Advance
5.58
5.62

http://www.federalbank.co.in/documents/10180/5777664/Investor+Presentation-Q2-FY16/9d210919-8d8e-4582-bd45-97762dd3e8f3

http://www.federalbank.co.in/financial-result

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Are Indian banks camouflaging NPA ? Private sector Banks - Are they followers of Public Sector ? Case Study 5

South Indian Bank : NPA & Restructured Advances 
Rs Crs                                                   
Q2 - FY16
Q2- FY15
Y-o-Y
GNPA
892.25
553.18
61.30%
NNPA
549.56
318.43
72.58%
               
Restructured Advances
                Opening Balance
Add
Increase Bal
Upgrades
Decline Bal
30.09
2170
95
69
0
21
2313

NPA Rs Crores Restructured: Rs 313 crores  restructured
Other restructured : Rs.2000 crores

Source: https://southindianbank.com/UserFiles/file/Rupay/Results/SIB_Investor%20Presentation_October%202015.pdf

Investor Presentation October - 2015

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Tuesday, December 8, 2015

Are Indian banks camouflaging NPA ? Case Study 4

Punjab National Bank Position as on 30 September 2015

Standard Adv. (Excl. Std. Restructured) *
Restructured Standard (O/S) Cumulative (As on 30/09/15)
NPA
Gross Advances
FY 2014-15
329358  
37369
25695
392422
Sep’15 (HY)
328903   
38261
24945
392110
*This includes restructured NPA amounting to Rs. 3612 cr. as on Sep’15

Punjab National Bank Position as on 30 September 2015



 Sep’14
Mar'15
Sep’15
  NPA as at the beginning of Yr
 18880  
18880   
25695
Fresh Addition   
6574
16660
5995
Gross NPA%
5.65%
6.55%
6.36%
Net NPA%
3.26%
4.06%
3.99%

http://pnbindia.in/new/Upload/English/Financials/PDFs/Investor_ppt_Sept15.pdf



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Are Indian banks camouflaging NPA ? Case Study 3

Indian Bank's NPA Reduction is largely on account of technical write offs?
Gross NPAs opg.
5670.44
5815.15
 Fresh NPAs
496.36
547.04
Reduction
351.65
 589.41
Gross NPA closing
5815.15
5772.78
Gross advances
124998.32
 125291.64
Gross NPA as % to GA
4.65%
 4.61%
Cash /comp. recovery
122.95
222.85
Upgradation
 47.59
    6.53
Tech. write off/write off/Exch.diff.
181.11
360.03
 http://www.indian-bank.com/pdfs/fin/sep15/PresentationonPerformanceoftheBank30092015


Q2 15-16: Case Study of DENA Bank        
Gross NPAs Rs In Crores

 5,282.62
Gross Credit
 77,204.38
Gross NPA as % of Gross Advances 
6.84


Net NPA
3,493.45
Net NPA as % of Net Advances 
4.65
Slippage into NPA  Advances  during half year 2015 Rs In Crores
1,540.91

Total Restructured Assets position as on 30.09.2015
Amount  Rs Crores
10,379.56


http://www.denabank.com//uploads/files/1448100424077-Analyst%20PPT_FinalFinalRevisedRevised2pm_Sept15.pdf


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