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Govt banks lose share on slower corporate demand

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December 18, 2023

Pushed back by a lull in private sector investments, India's state-owned banks continued to lose market share in loans to private rivals, showed data from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). The loss in market share was visible in deposits too.

- Shayan Ghosh

Govt banks lose share on slower corporate demand

The share of public sector banks in deposits shrunk 119 basis points (bps) between March and September 2023. In loans, this declined 296 bps over the same period.

One basis point is one-hundredth of a percentage point.

Experts attribute this to the lack of pickup in corporate loan demand, even as nimbler private-sector lenders rolled out credit on the retail side, attracting borrowers and savers alike.

Although public sector banks have been trying to lean more towards retail loans, corporate loans continue to be one of their largest categories.

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