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Asset Quality & Risk Management Practices-An Analysis on Yes Bank

Research Article

Authors: Vijaya Kittu Manda; Aruna Polisetty

DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.2139/SSRN.3510944

Publisher: SSRN

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Publication Date: Nov 9, 2018

Abstract: Indian banks have a dual challenge of dealing with bad loans on one hand and hurrying to be fully BASEL III compliant on the other. Both the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and the Government of India are using various approaches over the past two decades to help banks. Several different experiences are obtained by domestic and global banks in handling the non-performing loans (NPL) problem. Yes Bank Limited is India’s 4 th largest private sector bank. It has the industry-best NPA ratios and is renowned for its best practises in the banking industry. Can risk management practices and focus on asset quality help banks maintain loan quality and even stop loans from not slipping into the vicious Non-Performing Asset (NPA) cycle?

Data from quarterly & annual reports and other reports is collected to understand management philosophy and asset quality dimensions such as NPA ratio, provisioning coverage ratio, concentration of NPAs, priority sector lending and restructuring of accounts. As the bank evolved from a mid-size bank into a large-size bank in the last 14 years, it gives an opportunity to pose the question - Will NPA size increase as bank transformed from a mid-sized bank to a large bank? Will knowledge-driven sectoral approach to assist customers in their business by lending and offering industry specific financial solutions help the bank? Can technology be used to predict and give early warnings before loans turns sour?

Keywords: Non performing asset, non performing loan, asset quality, risk management, knowledge banking, indian banks, banking in India, NPA ratio, provisioning coverage ratio, NPA concentration, priority sector lending, GNPA, NNPA

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