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A brief look at REPCO, the latest universal bank licence candidate

Repco Bank would approach the private sector for investments. However, it is yet to start such exercise.

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It expects a 10 per cent rise in business in 2021-22, especially by growing its gold loan portfolio

Abhijit Lele
REPCO Bank, which recently applied for a licence to start a universal bank in the country, expects to post a net profit of up to Rs 60 crore in FY21. A multi-state cooperative society, it is currently under the administrative control of the Union Home ministry.
 
The Government of India — along with the governments of Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh — is the promoter. They together hold 55.3 per cent stake in the lender and the remaining 44.7 per cent is with individuals.
 
With 1.2 million customers, the lender applied for a universal banking licence

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