Crisil predicts bank credit growth to dip to 14% in FY25
Crisil notes that slower deposit accumulation could constrain credit growth, despite the narrowing gap between deposit and credit growth over the past year
Crisil notes that slower deposit accumulation could constrain credit growth, despite the narrowing gap between deposit and credit growth over the past year
India's gross bank credit off-take rose 15% in FY23 to ₹136.8 lakh crore. The growth was led by sectors such as NBFCs, personal loan and services segments.
Credit to MSMEs has seen a significant increase in part assisted by the introduction of the Emergency Credit Line Guarantee Scheme (ECLGS), says Economic Survey.
Bank lending will be driven by the economic recovery and high nominal GDP growth, which are expected to boost demand for retail and working-capital loans
Retail credit is expected to grow the fastest at 17-19%.
Private banks are likely to continue to gain market share, though the pace of gains is likely to moderate as PSBs expand the loan portfolio faster.