Why State Bank Of India (SBI) wrote off NPAs and bad loans worth of 76,600 Crore?


Why State Bank Of India (SBI) wrote off NPAs and bad loans worth of 76,600 Crore?

Why State Bank Of India (SBI) wrote off NPAs and bad loans worth of 76,600 Crore?,
             State Bank Of India (SBI) wrote off NPAs and bad loans worth of 76,600 Crore!!
Due to series of RTI application following the Supreme Court judgement that directed, the RBI to disclose the information on non-performing assets (NPA) and bad debts. Under the right to information act (RTI), RBI discloses the bank wise break-up.
In the last 3 years, The Indian banking system has lost Rs. 1.76 lakh crore on account of bad loans of 416 Defaulter each owing RS 100 crore or more being written off. On an average of Rs.424 crore per borrower.  There were 980 borrowers have been enlisted by the RBI whose debts of more than RS 100 crore each had to be written off by banks. Of these 220 accounts belongs to the SBI which is one-fifth of the total number. Of the 71 total accounts reported as having defaulted on loans of over and above Rs. 500 crore each, the SBI’s share turned out to be 33-46% of the total.

The state bank of India is the largest bank in India has lost more money as compare to other bank. It has written off bad loans worth of RS 76,600 crore of 220 defaulters who owed more than 100 crore each. As of march 31, 2019, the SBI has declared as unrecoverable outstanding worth of 37,700 crore  Rs that 33 borrowers, with loans of Rs 500 crore and more, owed it.

In private banks

While SBI and PNB topped in the list among the public sector banks, the IDBI Bank was at the top among the private banks. The IDBI banks ranked 3rd among all the scheduled commercial banks in declaring bad loans of Rs 100 crore or more.
Why State Bank Of India (SBI) wrote off NPAs and bad loans worth of 76,600 Crore?RBI
big banks write offs NPAs or bad loan

What is non-performing assets (NPAs)?

An assets is called to be non- performing when it cease to generate income for the bank. Means if the interest charged to the amount is not realized within the prescribed time 90 days. It is type of bad loan which can’t generate revenues for the bank.
Bank runs on the public’s money, bank invest this money on different sector by giving rent and earn interest from that money. So it is a very risky business . when the bank couldn’t generate any intrest, the main purpose for which it was lent. Then the account is call nonperforming assets. There are other reasons also for an account to be NPA like failure to submit the statements and dormancy etc.
               As the NPA increases the bank will find difficulties to circulate the money and hence it reduces the power of the bank. Which may leads to economic slowdown. So banks always want to avoid this type of situation.  That’s why bank write off this type of NPAs and bad loans.
Why State Bank Of India (SBI) wrote off NPAs and bad loans worth of 76,600 Crore? RBI
Gross non-performing assets(GNPAs) RBI,Financial stability reports

What is a loan write off?

It is tool used by the bank to clean up their balance sheet. It is applied in case of NPAs and bad loans. If a loan turns to be bad on the account of the repayment, when it defaults for the last three consecutive quarters, the loan can be written off. A loan writes off is a procedure in which bank can free a set of money parked by the banks for provisioning the loans. Provision of loan means, a certain percentage of loan keep aside by the banks. in India the standard provisioning rate for loans is 5-20% it may vary  depending upon the repayment capacity of the borrower and the business sector.

How write off helps the banks

By write off the loans bank can easily clean their balance sheet. And from the provisioning money bank can generate interest.
Let’s take an example

Suppose A person take loan 100 crore from a bank. And bank is required to 10% provision for it. Bank sets 1 crore aside without waiting for the person to default on repayment. When the bank write off this loan then bank frees that 1 crore initially set aside for provisioning. This money is available for the bank to invest in other business. The bank writes off the loans that do not mean that it lost their rights. The bank has full rights to recover the money from the borrower through legal means. As it writes off the loan from the balance sheet whatever banks recover from the borrower is considered to be as profit for the bank in that financial year.That’s why State Bank Of India (SBI) wrote off NPAs and bad loans worth of 76,600 Crores.
 

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