In FY26, private banks' return on equity moderates amid NIM pressure, treasury losses

By KLF AI Desk•22 May 2026, 12:55 pm•

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Private banks saw their profitability dip in FY26. Net interest margins faced pressure as loan rates adjusted faster than deposit rates in a falling interest rate environment. Treasury income also declined.

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