Mumbai: Saying that full impact of covid-19 is yet to come to the fore, privately-held IndusInd Bank on Friday refrained from providing guidance on some business parameters.“We do not want to give any outlook for the quarter because we want to wait on how covid-19 plays out," said Sumant Kathpalia, chief executive, IndusInd Bank.He told reporters that the first 15 days of April witnessed very good credit growth and while there is a little bit of a slowdown right now because of the second wave, the bank will reassess the situation in May.
In Q4, the bank’s advances grew 3% year-on-year (y-o-y) to ₹2.12 trillion.As the second wave of the coronavirus rages through India, it has exposed critical gaps in our healthcare infrastructure, with.