......Banks in India have a number of options to comply with the new loss absorbency requirement. These include capitalising retained earnings (assuming profitability is maintained), raising new equity, or reducing risk-weighted assets, which means reducing trading activity and lending. Banks will also probably try and keep lending off their balance sheets, either by helping Indian companies to issue bonds, or through securitisations. The capital surcharge could therefore......
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