According to a Reseve Bank of India report, India has wilful defaults of over 111,738 crore that comprises around 9,339 borrowers who have the capacity to pay up but refused to repay their loans.
India's largest lender leading bank, SBI has topped the list of highest wilful defaults amounting to Rs 27,716 crore till December, 2017 as per reports. According to data available with Credit Information Bureau of India Ltd (CIBIL) state-owned banks have reported wilful defaults of Rs 93,357 crore involving around 7,564 defaulters.
This is a 340 percentage surge in defaulter cases in less than past five years. The RBI is yet to disclose the full list of defaulters that can make you surprise further.
Next to SBI, PNB is the second on the list and has been under the radar by top probing CBI agency for $1.77 billion alleged fraud by firms of jeweller Nirav Modi that has wilful defaults of Rs 12,574 crore.





