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Kotak Institutional removes ABB India, Siemens, Cummins India from model portfolio
Kotak Institutional Equities' Sanjeev Prasad prefers private banks over IT and expensive industrial stocks, citing attractive valuations, stable credit growth and the potential for re-rating. He warned that AI-driven pricing pressure makes it difficult to value IT companies and said investors should avoid chasing richly valued capital goods and electrification stocks despite strong long-term themes. Healthcare, hospitality, retail and telecom remain among his preferred sectors.
Bad loans may edge up to 1.9% by FY28 despite resilient banks: RBI
Indian banks are projected to see a slight increase in bad loans to 1.9% by March 2028, yet the system remains robust with strong capital and healthy profits. The Reserve Bank of India's report highlights resilient balance sheets and improving credit growth. Despite global uncertainties, the financial sector, including NBFCs, is well-positioned to absorb shocks, though AI cyber threats demand increased vigilance.
Ashika Global Securities allots 2 lakh equity shares on conversion of warrants
Further, as per terms and conditions of issue of warrants, the upfront amount of 25% of issue price paid by allottee, w.r.t. 16,00,000 equity convertible warrants have been forfeited by the company due to non exercise of warrants /non-receipt of 75% of subscription amount within the warrants exercise period i.e. within 18 months from date of allotment. i.e. 26 December 2024.
Reserve Bank issues draft Regulatory Principles for Management of Model Risks in Credit
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RBI says UPI-linked credit lines must follow same rules as traditional loans; Closes regulatory arbitrage
The Reserve Bank of India has mandated uniform prudential treatment for all credit facilities, including those disbursed via UPI. This move closes a regulatory loophole allowing banks to offer lighter treatment to UPI-linked credit. Now, the nature of the credit, not the technology, dictates capital adequacy and provisioning, ensuring consistent regulation across all credit products.
RBI allows guarantee cover for TReDS financing in fresh directions
The Reserve Bank of India has enhanced credit access for MSMEs by allowing financiers on TReDS platforms to secure guarantee cover for financed receivables. This move aims to reduce credit risk, boost lender participation, and improve liquidity in the receivables financing ecosystem. The revised framework also streamlines onboarding, permits insurance cover, and strengthens the legal enforceability of TReDS transactions, fostering a more robust marketplace for working capital.
RBI allows guarantee cover for TReDS financing in fresh directions
The Reserve Bank of India has enhanced credit access for MSMEs by allowing financiers on TReDS platforms to secure guarantee cover for financed receivables. This move aims to reduce credit risk, boost lender participation, and improve liquidity in the receivables financing ecosystem. The revised framework also streamlines onboarding, permits insurance cover, and strengthens the legal enforceability of TReDS transactions, fostering a more robust marketplace for working capital.
India's defence exports could double to ₹75,000-80,000 crore by FY30: Ashika Equities
Jyoti Gupta, Senior Research Analyst at Ashika Institutional Equities says a potential BrahMos missile deal with the UAE could be a major milestone, opening opportunities across Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries and benefiting companies such as BEL, BDL, Data Patterns and Astra Microwave.
Explained - Why Jefferies prefers Bajaj Finance, Aditya Birla Capital over other NBFCs
Jefferies expects the sector to deliver healthy loan growth, easing credit costs and largely range-bound NIMs. While valuations have recovered from the lows seen during the recent geopolitical tensions, they remain broadly around long-term averages.
Why NBFCs are growing faster than banks, JM Financial analyst explains
Ajit Kumar of JM Financial sees NBFCs outperforming banks in FY27, favoring Tata Capital and Piramal Finance on strong credit demand, cheaper funding and stable asset quality
RBI cancels licence of Karnataka-based Shree Mahalaxmi Urban Co-operative Credit Bank
The Reserve Bank of India has cancelled the banking license of Karnataka-based Shree Mahalaxmi Urban Co-operative Credit Bank due to its deteriorating financial condition. The bank's inability to meet its obligations and its lack of adequate capital and earning prospects led to this decision. Approximately 97.9% of depositors are expected to receive their full deposit amounts from DICGC upon liquidation.
Akasa Air triples borrowing limit to ₹3,950 crore, eyes government-backed credit scheme
The additional borrowing headroom of ₹2,750 crore will help meet working capital requirements as the airline accelerates expansion.