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India has now moved away from twin balance sheet problems

July 11, 2023

India has now moved away from twin balance sheet problems
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman praised the performance of public service banks in the past few quarters and the way they have managed to deal with issues like no-performing assets. During her address at the inauguration ceremony of a Punjab and Sind Bank corporate office, she said that the country is now having the \’Twin Balance Sheet Advantage’, and banks are now making good profits, benefiting the economy.

\”Due to various reform measures adopted by the Govt, we\’re now having ‘Twin Balance Sheet Advantage’. Banks are now making good profits; their net worth has risen; and they are also expanding their businesses. This benefits the economy,\” said the Finance Minister.
 
She pointed out that when the BJP government came to power, the banking sector was dealing with the \’Twin Balance Sheet Problem\\\’. The twin-balance sheet problem refers to the deterioration in the financial health of banks and corporates at the same time.
 
\”In 2014, when we came to power, we inherited the ‘Twin-Balance Sheet Problem’. Under the Twin balance sheet, we talk about the balance sheet of the Banks and that of the Corporates & the MSMEs,\” added the Finance Minister. 
 
The profit of public sector banks increased to ₹1.04 lakh crore in 2022-23, tripling from what it was in 2014, the minister said.
 
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on July 1 that the Indian economy had moved away from the twin-balance sheet problem of banks and corporates to the twin-balance sheet advantage because of the concerted efforts of the Modi Government.
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