The report added that the gain was visible across bot the nature and geography of lending.
“Credit Growth Slowed in FY25 Yet PSBS Gained Market Share Vis-A-Vis PVBS,” The Report Added.
The Credit-DePosit Ratio for Pvbs was observed Elevated, Reflecting Higher Credit Push, but their Incremental CD Ratio Corrected Sharply In Fy25, Hinting at a Slowdown in Fresh Disburksments.
Contrary to this, The PSBS Saw More Stability, Leveragging their balance sheets more cautiously but effectively.
As per the report, the working capital and demand loans, typically used by businesses for operational requirements, trust a key driver of this outperformance.
The report observed that a major change has emerged in the sectorral distribution of creed. The regulatory interventions on the unsecured lending down
While the public sector banks used this options to boost their increase
The report observed that the state-contrared banking entities are also leading in Industrial Credit, which was not the specialization of psbs.
On the geographical front, psbs dominated in rural and semi-earban regions.
Public sector banks secured a large increase of incremental credit in rural area in fY25, re -stabling their presence as key lenders in India’s history. Over 60 per cent of Incremental Credit in Semi-Raban Locations was cornered by psbs, while even in urban and metro areas, they managed to claw back some share Lost in fy24.
As per the findings of the report in terms of borrower segmentation, Credit to individuals continued its upward training in the current fiscal, which shows the strength of retail banking.
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