SBI is digitising its last remaining manual business vertical—tracking of legacy stressed assets—via a new system expected to go live by January 2027. The move comes as the bank's asset quality has improved sharply, though a sizeable pool of older bad loans, mostly unclassified, remains.
SBI is digitising its last remaining manual business vertical—tracking of legacy stressed assets—via a new system expected to go live by January 2027. The move comes as the bank's asset quality has improved sharply, though a sizeable pool of older bad loans, mostly unclassified, remains.
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SBI is digitising its last remaining manual business vertical—tracking of legacy stressed assets—via a new system expected to go live by January 2027. The move comes as the bank's asset quality has improved sharply, though a sizeable pool of older bad loans, mostly unclassified, remains.
