Banking Sector FDI Falls to USD 115 Million in FY25
Why in the news
The Finance Ministry replied in the Rajya Sabha with data on foreign money in banks and on Mudra lending.
Key facts
- Banking FDI equity inflow was USD 115 million in FY25 versus USD 898 million in FY23, a steep decline.
- State Bank of India has the top foreign holding among PSBs: 11.07%.
- Since PMMY began, more than 56.31 crore Mudra loans, totalling Rs 37.31 lakh crore, have been sanctioned.
Numbers side by side
| Indicator | Figure |
|---|---|
| Banking FDI equity, FY23 | USD 898 million |
| Banking FDI equity, FY25 | USD 115 million |
| SBI foreign holding | 11.07% |
| Mudra loans (count) | 56.31 crore |
| Mudra loans (value) | Rs 37.31 lakh crore |
Exam angle
- Data shared in Rajya Sabha by the Ministry of Finance.
- PSB with highest foreign holding: State Bank of India.