Deposits In Banks

Credit growth in the fortnight ended November 15 slowed to 11.15 per cent year-on-year (YoY), while deposit growth reached 11.21 per cent

Sets three-year horizon for achieving net profit of Rs 1 trn per annum

Credit growth had been exceeding deposit growth since the fortnight ending March 25, 2022, leading to a widening gap that reached as much as 700 basis points (bps) at its peak

Credit growth has exceeded deposit growth since the fortnight ended March 25, 2022, leading to a widening gap that reached as much as 700 basis points

Registrars of cooperative societies from various states participated in the conference which was attended by RBI and central government officials

BFSI Summit: CEOs of prominent private banks say that interest rate hikes are not the key to attracting customers. Instead, the delivery of banking services and brand trust play more significant roles

SBI Chairman C S Setty discusses deposit mobilisation, challenges, and value addition at the Business Standard BFSI Insight Summit

Offering a higher interest rate is an easy but costly solution

Banks have calibrated credit growth, keeping in mind the challenge of raising deposits as well as RBI's concerns over the high pace of growth in the unsecured credit segment

Yes Bank has reported 13.1% growth in loans & advances to Rs 236,512 crore as on 30 September 2024 as compared with Rs 209,106 crore as on 30 September 2023.

UPI Interoperable Cash Deposit (UPI-ICD) allows you to deposit cash into your bank account using any UPI app, regardless of the bank operating the ATM.

Latest Reserve Bank of India (RBI) data show bank deposits increased 10.8 per cent year-on-year (Y-o-Y) as of August 9, 2024, which is better than the medium- to long-term average growth

Myth of flagging deposit growth appears as just a statistical myth with credit growth outpacing deposit growth being tom-tommed as a deceleration in deposit growth, the research report said

Pressure on NIM cited, upside risk to headline inflation flagged

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharman on Monday held a performance review meeting with heads of public sector banks and urged them to improve their deposit growth. Deposits have been growing 300-400 basis points lower than the credit growth in the last few months, creating an asset-liability mismatch for banks. According to sources, the finance minister reviewed the financial performance of banks and progress made in the implementation of various flagship schemes of the government, including PM Awas Yojana, PM Surya Ghar and PM Vishwakarma Yojana. Sitharman also took stock of deposit growth, credit-to-deposit ratio (CD ratio) and asset quality, sources said. The minister asked the banks' chief to focus on core banking business and increase the pace of deposit growth by introducing innovative products. Earlier this month, the finance minister had said there is a mismatch between deposit and lending growth. "Growth in lending is higher...I will be meeting banks (on August 19) for vari

The cost of deposits is on the rise, but banks can't raise interest rate on close to 60% of their loan books

To address the issue of deposit growth trailing lending growth, which can have potential systemic risks, some banks are also adopting innovative strategies to attract deposits

Regulatory moves discouraging retail investors' derivative market bets may help the banking system garner the much-needed deposits, SBI Chairman Dinesh Kumar Khara has said. Khara said the budget announcements like the tweaks on the short-term and long-term capital gains will not lead to much gains from a deposit accretion perspective. "F&O (future and options) kind of things are being discouraged for the retail (investor) by the regulator. Those who are resorting to such kind of an instrument, they might come back to the banking system," Khara told PTI over the weekend. It can be noted that concerns over losses incurred by 90 per cent of investors in the derivative trades have led to fears of household savings being blown in speculation rather than being deployed for productive purposes among policymakers. As per capital markets regulator Sebi, retail investors lost Rs 52,000 crore in such activity in FY24 alone which necessitates a clampdown. Sebi has come up with a seven-point

The deposit book as of June 30 was Rs 23.79 trillion, almost flat compared to the previous quarter. Deposit growth was 16.5 per cent year-on-year, excluding the impact of the merger

The deposits of South Indian Bank grew by 11.21% year-on-year (Y-o-Y) to Rs 1,01,929 crore from Rs 91,651 cr. Meanwhile, the deposits of Karur Vysya Bank rose by 16.28% Y-o-Y to Rs 89,113 cr