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Karur Vysya Bank management discussed how rising rates benefit margins given high EBLR-linked loan book, and addressed gold loan and textile exposure
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- Share of book EBLR-linked
- 57 percent of the book
- Working capital repricing share
- 1/3 of book
- Margin guidance
- 4 percent
- Earlier margin guidance
- 3.8 to 3.9 percent
- Current reported margin
- 4.26 to 4.3 percent
Heard on business television between 11:17:57 - 11:20:57 IST.
- Said 57% of the loan book is EBLR-linked, with working capital (about 1/3) repricing immediately and the rest repricing as term loans mature.
- Said rising rates help the bank because superannuation benefit provisioning requirement falls when rates rise, benefiting costs.
- Said margin guidance of 4% is a conservative estimate, up from earlier guidance of 3.8-3.9%, due to competitive pressure from banks flush with FCNR funds potentially forcing lower rates to retain customers.
- Said the next three to six months are a crucial period with margins as the key focus, with possible compromise on some customer margins.
- Discussion continued on gold loan portfolio (29% of advances) and textile business exposure to trade uncertainties.
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