Fitch Ratings said Indian banks are well positioned to absorb the transition to the expected credit loss provisioning framework, aided by stronger capital buffers, healthy profitability and improved asset quality.
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May 7, 2026 at 9:34 AM IST
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RBI’s shift to Expected Credit Loss norms pushes banks toward forward-looking risk assessment, aligning with global standards but demanding stronger models, supervision, and a deep cultural shift.
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The new expected credit loss framework signals a shift in RBI’s supervisory philosophy, from reactive cleanup to forward-looking prudential control.
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The Expected Credit Loss regime may finally end India’s collateral-first mindset, forcing banks to forecast risk instead of discovering it too late.
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Has the RBI truly embraced global best practices, or just adopted them for appearances? India’s half-hearted ECL rollout exposes a deeper discomfort with accountability.
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