27 results for “NPA”

Why you need to stop buying bankrupt companies [Podcast EP48]

What happens when a company goes bankrupt? Why do investors buy their stocks that are headed to zero? In this episode, we explore how the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) has changed the game. Deepak explains the many nuances of current regulations and how they've evolved. We dive into examples such as Bhushan Steel, Sintex and Ruchi Soya - which we hope will give you clarity. Listen in and decide. Would you stay the hell away from such stocks, or start hunting for bargains?

The secret to HNI IPO funding that the RBI just killed

P2P lending in India. How does it work and are the risks worth it? (EP42)

How does P2P lending work in India? How safe is P2P lending? Deepak and Shray explore how the industry works, the risks involved and whether the returns are enough to justify the risks.

Podcast EP37: The hidden risks to the financial system

Are the recent problems - GME, Greensill and Archegos - signs of a damaged financial system that is so terribly fragile that a slightly bigger disaster can easily crush us? Like what Covid has done to the world's health system, are there more hidden risks in our financial system that can trigger a repeat of 2008? In this episode, Deepak and Shray explore what's happened in the US over the past few months, and examples of hidden leverage within India - Karvy, Zee, DHFL and Harshad Mehta.

Shrinking FD Rates, Expensive Loans and Where to Invest Instead

In this episode, Shray and Deepak discuss the evaporating returns from safe investments such as FDs, what it means for lending, and how should you invest in this new (to India) low interest-rate world.

Podcast #24: How big is LIC anyway?

Yes Bank's Fall, Zee's Woes and Deferred Tax Assets (Ep-12)

DCB Bank: What Was The 16% Fall About?

Q3FY19 Earnings Report: Garware Technical Fibres, Jamna Auto, Manappuram, City Union Bank, DCB Bank

Charts: Indian Banks Have Very Low Capital Compared To Other Countries

Premium [Unlocked]: Banking Sector of FY 2018

In India – the economy which has become a rising beacon of growth among the investors, but the supporting wheel of its economy, the banking sector has been struggling with non-performing assets. Even the 2008 global financial crisis was unable to make a dent on Indian Banking sector, where banks had one of the lowest NPA during those times. But at the current juncture Indian banks are among the top distressed banks in the world. At this point, when most of us have been pondering over whether the worst is over for the banks, we thought we will bring a composite report of all banks on their financial health and see how their financial health is.

Yes Bank : RBI Finds 5x More NPAs Than Bank Reveals, Bank Says It's Not Hiding NPAs

RBI Forces Banks To Take NPA Hits and Yes Bank Sees NPAs Double. Things Do Not Look Good for Large Banks.

Early Q3: Small Banks Report Good Quarter Despite De-Monetization

RBI Allows 60 Day More Time for Small Borrowers. This is NOT a Corporate Bailout.

SBI NPAs Increase ; Associated Banks Drag Profits : Result Analysis

City Union Bank and DCB Maintain Gross NPA Below 2.7%; Net Interest Margin @ 4%

HDFC, Federal And Kotak Bank Put Up a Good Show, NPA's Stable: Results Analysis

The Indian Banking Sector Report: NPA Shocks Continue As Banks Struggle to Provision Enough

City Union Bank Posts 10.73% Growth in Profits and Maintains Gross NPA at 2.62%: Result Analysis

IOB Gross NPA at 20.48%, CAR in danger zone at 9.47 %: Result Analysis

Banks: Restructured Assets of 24 banks Down to 3.94% for Mar-16

SBI Q4 Profit plunges 66%, Consolidated Gross NPA @ 1.23 trillion; Provisions for NPA increase by 58%

Charts: Bad Loans: 25 Banks put together have Rs 2.77 trillion Gross NPA, Rs 1.64 trillion Net NPA

On Slack: Yes Bank NPA battle, Vodafone IPO, China's housing bubble, 10% reservation, Facebook friends = Related Party, Bad-loan menace, Mr Modi & markets, Puerto Rico Default and much more...

Andhra Bank Employees Take To Shaming Defaulters By Holding Dharnas. The NPA Situation Is Getting Worse.

Bank Wise NPAs: Bad Loans In India Rise to 2.28 Lakh Cr., 4.6% of What They've Lent