IndusInd Bank reported a net loss of Rs 2,329 crore in the January-March quarter, wider than expected, due to accounting discrepancies.
The bank's provisions rose to Rs 2,522 crore from Rs 950 crore a year ago, impacting its financial performance.
The bank identified various accounting discrepancies, including improper accounting in derivatives portfolio and misclassification of microfinance loans.
As a result, IndusInd Bank's asset quality deteriorated, with higher gross non-performing assets ratio and lower net interest income.