Banks take securitisation route to boost liquidity
Business Standard|September 20, 2024
₹45,000-50,000 crore deals expected in Q2FY25
MANOJIT SAHA & ABHIJIT LELE
Banks take securitisation route to boost liquidity

With banks finding it challenging to raise deposits amid strong loan offtake, they are taking the securitisation route to improve their liquidity position. Rating agency ICRA estimates ₹45,000 crore to ₹50,000 crore worth of securitisation and direct assignment deals in the July-Sep quarter (Q2FY25).

Country's largest private lender HDFC Bank will securitise a pool of new car loans worth ₹9,062 crore through three separate deals involving Pass Through Certificates (PTCs) with maturity between two and six years as a step to generate liquidity. The deal one of the largest in recent times - will also help the lender to address the credit-deposit (CD) rate, which moved up over 100 per cent after it merged HDFC Ltd last year.

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