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Fitch says Indian banks are ready for expected credit loss rules in 2027
Economy
Published on 7 May 2026

Rules begin April 2027 but banks get a four year cushion
Fitch Ratings says Indian banks are well placed to shift to the expected credit loss provisioning framework that begins April 1, 2027. Fitch expects sufficient capitalisation, though common equity tier 1 may dip slightly. Banks can use a four-year transition period as initial provisions run higher than forecast, which Fitch links to a positive outlook.
- Fitch sees enough capital to handle expected credit loss provisioning
- Framework kicks off April 1 2027 with a four year transition window
- Common equity tier 1 may slightly decline as provisioning ramps up
- Higher than forecast initial provisions still support a positive outlook
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