👉About the privatization.
👉Why is it required?
👉Will it help India grow?
👉What is the best way?
First, lets try to know about the privatization💰💰
👉Government recently proposed to privatize IDBI Bank.
👉Government & LIC collectively hold 94% stake in the bank & both will be selling a little more than 30% each.
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Now, lets try to understand why is that even required? 🤷♂️🤷♂️
👉When India nationalized banks in 1969, they wanted all banks within the folds of the government but they have failed to produced another SBI.
👉To keep these banks afloat, the government has to constantly pump money rescue them.
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👉The return of assets in these banks are also very poor.
👉So, instead of just blindly pumping in money with no certain benefits, its way better to privatize them.
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Now, lets see if it would help India grow or not? 📈📈
👉India needs large banks if it has to accelerate journey towards becoming $5 trillion economy by FY30 & a $10 trillion a few year later of that.
👉Currently, few banks besides SBI provide credit to corporates to grow faster. Hence, we need this for our economy.
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Now, lets have a look at the best way possible for privatization🛣️🛣️
👉One interesting way would be to not hunting for strategic buyers but consider selling the bank's entire stake in public.
👉Most successful banks in India, HDFC, ICICI & Axis do not have any owners. They are run by professionals with a self sustaining growth plan.
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👉If government were to sell its stake in some large PSUs & put through professionals in place, the banks would grow faster & scale up sufficiently to match private sector banks.
👉Even a dying Yes bank was brought onto the path by professionals of SBI.
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