A steep rise in bad loans has eroded the capital base of most state-owned banks. However, the government is not in a position to provide adequate capital to these banks given the precarious state of its own finances.
Banking Secretary G S Sandhu Wednesday said there was little scope for allocating more funds to recapitalize state-owned banks. In an interaction with CNBC-TV18's Latha Venkatesh and Reema Tendulkar, Sandhu said the Rs 11,200 crore allocated in the Vote on Account would be sufficient.
A steep rise in bad loans has eroded the capital base of most state-owned banks. However, the government is not in a position to provide adequate capital to these banks given the precarious state of its own finances.
Sandhu is of the view that state-owned banks should start disinvesting some government equity.
He said the government may have to cut its shareholding below 58 percent in some banks.
The Finance Ministry is mulling a Bill for holding company structure for public sector banks, as recommended by the PJ Nayak Committee on bank governance.
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If the Bill is passed, the government can transfer all PSU bank equity into the holding company called Bank Investment Company.
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