Indian banks well-placed to transition to expected credit loss provisioning, Fitch says

Indian banks are well-prepared for the new expected credit loss framework. Fitch Ratings confirms sufficient capitalisation. The framework starts April 1, 2027. A slight decrease in common equity tier 1 is anticipated. Banks can use a four-year transition period. Initial provisions are higher than forecast. This supports a positive outlook for Indian banks.

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