Moody's: Loans against property pose increasing risks in an otherwise stable retail property loans in India
Singapore, December 16, 2016-- Moody's Investors Service says that the overall asset profile of Indian banks' property retail loan portfolio is stable, although risks are rising in the non-traditional loan against property segment. "Growth in LAP loans has outpaced overall retail credit growth in recent years, but relatively loose underwriting practices and a tightening in credit following India's demonetization would translate into higher asset quality risk," says...
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