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The state of Indian banking, in numbers.

Scheduled banks across five segments tracked over three financial years, plus the latest quarterly results.

As on 31 March
Deposits
₹268.7 L cr
▲ 11.6% YoY
Advances
₹220.7 L cr
▲ 15.4% YoY
Total assets
₹353.5 L cr
▲ 13.2% YoY
Net profit
₹4.32 L cr
▲ 7.7% YoY
Gross NPA ratio 1.76%Return on assets 1.22%
01 · Market structure

Who holds India's balance sheet

Share of each banking segment in FY26.

Industry
₹353.5 L cr
Public Sector Banks▲ 12.3%54.4%
Private Sector Banks▲ 12.3%36.8%
Foreign Banks▲ 24.8%7.2%
Small Finance Banks▲ 18.6%1.4%
Payments Banks▲ 35.1%0.1%
02 · Momentum

Which segments are growing fastest

Year-on-year growth, per cent.

03 · Health check

Asset quality and profitability

Gross bad loans as a share of advances. Lower is healthier.

04 · League table

Bank by bank

Private Sector Banks ranked by assets, FY26.

  1. 01HDFC Bank
    ▲ 11.6%₹43.6 L cr
  2. 02ICICI Bank
    ▲ 12.0%₹23.7 L cr
  3. 03Axis Bank
    ▲ 17.2%₹18.9 L cr
  4. 04Kotak Mahindra Bank
    ▲ 12.9%₹7.8 L cr
  5. 05Indusind Bank
    ▼ 1.9%₹5.4 L cr
  6. 06YES Bank
    ▲ 10.8%₹4.7 L cr
  7. 07IDBI
    ▲ 13.3%₹4.7 L cr
  8. 08IDFC First Bank
    ▲ 16.3%₹4.0 L cr
  9. 09The Federal Bank
    ▲ 11.0%₹3.9 L cr
  10. 10Bandhan Bank
    ▲ 10.3%₹2.1 L cr
05 · Quarterly pulse

Q1 FY27 results: June 2026

Five quarters of reported numbers for listed public and private sector banks.

State Bank of India · Q1 FY27
₹110.5 L cr
YoY ▲ 13.6%
QoQ ▲ 1.3%
06 · Risk vs return

Who earns more on cleaner books

Q1 FY27 gross NPA (left = cleaner) against return on assets (higher = more profitable). Bubble size shows total business.

Public sectorPrivate sector
Annual figures as on 31 March (₹ crore), compiled from data published by IBA. Segment ratios are derived from summed balances. Quarterly figures from Q1 FY27 bank results. 1 L cr = ₹1 lakh crore.