Under the fundraising, the equity shares will be issued at Rs 23.19 apiece to the existing and new investors, subject to shareholders' nod and other approvals.
V. Vaidyanathan, MD & CEO of the bank sold 27 million shares on Thursday for approximately Rs 58 crore and intends to sell about Rs 35 crore worth of stocks today to close ESOP loan availed by him.
Peers investing indicates other investors' reluctance; banks must conserve capital first before bailing out the private lender
The authorised capital of Yes Bank has been increased to Rs 6,200 crore, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on Friday.
Funded assets of the bank rose marginally to Rs 1.06 trillion in December 2019 from Rs 1.04 trillion a year ago
Makes heavy provision for telecom and legacy infra loan
With this, the telcos will have to together pay an estimated Rs 1.47 trillion in AGR dues that include penalties and interest on penalties by January 23.
Fortune India list shows RIL as India's top firm in FY19
Derivative call by Nandish Shah, Technical Analyst, HDFC securities
The rupee dropped to 72.2425 per dollar earlier this month, a whisker away from a nine-month low of 72.4075 set in September.
IDFC First Bank CEO talks about the journey so far and the road ahead for the bank
Reasonable improvement in deposit accretion and sharp increase in profitability are the key achievements in Sept quarter
The profit before tax came at Rs 100 crore, as against a loss of Rs 583 crore in the year-ago period
Views on derivative call by Nandish Shah, Senior Technical & Derivative Analyst, HDFC securities.
The stock rose 10 per cent to Rs 43 on Friday, gaining 14 per cent in the past two trading days on the BSE.
The Street is cautious about the bank's ability to achieve its goals
The rating action also factors in an increase in credit provisions on account of unanticipated fresh stressed exposures identified by the bank in Q4FY19, ICRA said
The retail loan portfolio, including SME credit, was over Rs 36,000 crore at end of Dec
V Vaidyanathan will be the managing director and chief executive officer of the merged entity
New generation private sector IDFC Bank and non-banking financial company Capital First announced completion of their merger Tuesday, creating a combined loan asset book of Rs 1.03 lakh crore for the merged entity IDFC First Bank. "IDFC Bank and Capital First merged effective 18th December 2018. Merged entity to be called IDFC First Bank, subject to shareholders' approval," the firms said in a joint statement. Following the merger, the board of IDFC Bank approved the appointment of V Vaidyanathan, founder and chairman of Capital First Ltd, as Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of the merged entity, said the statement. His appointment awaits shareholders' approval. Earlier in the day, the boards of IDFC Bank and Capital First met to take note of all requisite approvals and the order from National Company Law Tribunal; and approved the scheme of amalgamation, the statement said. The board of IDFC Bank also approved appointment of Rajiv Lall, Founder MD & CEO of IDFC Bank,