Financial inclusion will force Indian banks to reach out to high-yielding small borrowers. This will entail a significant upfront cost but will yield payoffs in terms of an increase interest rate margin. Indian banks also have the potential to increase overall returns by raising fee income and by returning to credit cards and personal loans.
Thus, Basel 3 will have the effect of accelerating the process of catching up of emerging market banks with those in the west. More in my ET column, Stormy tide favours Indian banks.
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I don't have acumen in Banking & Finance, and therefore won't be able to comment critically.
But in addition to Basel II/III, do you thing India needs an Act similar to Dodd-Frank Act to preclude financial crises??
No wonder, therefore, that Jamie Dimon, CEO of JP Morgan Chase calls Basel III anti-American and pleads for America's withdrawal from Basel arrangement.Sort of cutting the nose to spite the face?
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