The Finance Ministry is likely to finalise
Rs 14,000-crore capital infusion for public sector banks by the end of
this month to meet their global capital requirement norms, Basel III.
"We have received capital requirement proposals from all public sector
banks and are evaluating their proposals at the moment. Hopefully,
capital allocation to banks would be finalised by August-end," an
official source said. Thereafter, fund allocation will be done to
individual banks by issue of preferential shares, sources said, adding
rights issue is not a favourable option at the moment as stock prices
are very low, sources added. Government's holding will increase if
capital infusion is through preferential allotment of shares. Banks can
explore other routes when conditions are conducive and the government
will also get better return on its stake dilution, sources said. Last
month, Finance Minister P Chidambaram had said all public sector banks
are meeting Basel III requirements for capitalisation, though four of
them -- Indian Overseas Bank, IDBI Bank, Bank of Maharashtra and Dena
Bank -- have Tier-1 capital below 8 per cent. The government will take
steps to ensure that these banks have 8 per cent Tier-1 capital by the
end of the current fiscal year, Chidambaram had said. Other lenders
like Punjab National Bank have made a request of Rs 1,500 crore capital
infusion by the government while Chennai-based Canara Bank has sought Rs
1,000 crore during the current fiscal. In the Budget speech,
Chidambaram had said: "Before the end of March 2013, we should provide
Rs 12,517 crore to infuse additional capital into 13 public sector
banks. In 2013-14, I propose to provide a further amount of Rs 14,000
crore for capital infusion." "We should ensure that public sector banks
always meet Basel III regulations as they come into force in a phased
manner," he had said. Implementation of Basel III capital regulations
envisage enhancing requirement of core equity capital by banks due to
higher capital ratios. The Basel III capital ratios will be fully phased
in as on March 31, 2018. The government had infused about Rs 20,117
crore in public sector banks during 2010-11, and Rs 12,000 crore in
2011-12.
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