NEW DELHI: A bad bank in India that’s expected to launch this month may help reduce one of the world’s worst bad-loan piles but market participants say it’s a long path ahead.
The new institution, which is set to start operations by the end of June, is likely to handle stressed debt worth two trillion rupees (US$27bil or RM112bil) over time, according to a BloombergQuint report.
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