SBI Chairman on Recovery of Banking Sector, Non-Performing Loans

The video discusses the current state of the banking sector in India, highlighting that liabilities are better than pre-pandemic levels, while non-performing loans remain a concern. The RBI's proposed tighter regulations for shadow banks and the concept of a bad bank are explored as potential solutions to improve asset quality. The impact of government spending and borrowing on state-owned lenders like SBI is also examined, emphasizing the liquidity of government securities.

In what ways have retail assets in the banking sector changed post-pandemic?

What challenges do banks face regarding non-performing loans and how are they managing them?

What are the implications of the current economic conditions for state-owned lenders like SBI?