IndusInd Bank reported a steep year-on-year decline in its third-quarter net profit to ₹161 crore, down nearly 89 percent, according to recent financial disclosures. Asset quality saw slight improvement, with gross and net non-performing assets inching lower, but earnings were significantly hit by weaker loan growth and elevated credit costs.
Why it matters: A sharp earnings drop at a major private sector bank signals stress in credit performance and profitability amidst tightening lending conditions and banking sector challenges.









