NPA Management by Banks: Interbank Disparities in India
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https://doi.org/10.33516/maj.v50i1.34-41pAbstract
The study finds that the GNGA of about 17 banks is above 0.05 and spread in such a manner that 50 to 90 percent of interest earned by these banks is likely to be eaten up by gross NPAs. Similarly, the average PGN of all banks is 0.68 which means if 68 percent of gross NPAs become loss assets, the entire profits by the banks will be eroded leading to bankruptcy.Downloads
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