The downfall in the IndusInd Bank share price came after reports indicated that the New York-based brokerage Goldman Sachs downgraded the stock to 'Neutral'
Bank officers' union AIBOC on Thursday threatened to go on a nationwide strike on February 24-25 to press for their various demands, including a 5-day work week and adequate recruitment in all cadres. Besides, the union has demanded immediate withdrawal of the recent directives of the Department of Financial Services (DFS) on performance review and PLI, which threaten job security and create division amongst employees. It further pitched to fill the post of workmen/officer directors in public sector banks and resolution of pending residual issues with IBA. In a statement, All India Bank Officers' Confederation (AIBOC) said it has been proposed by the executive committee to go for a two-day nationwide strike, tentatively scheduled for February 24-25, 2025. If required, more stringent actions may follow. Agitation programmes will start soon after the notice of the strike is served this month. The union alleged that micro-management of PSBs on policy matters by the DFS undermining th
Estimates 13.5% loan growth in FY25
Assam asks MFIs to identify borrowers to get balance payments
HDFC Bank's LDR was around 87 per cent pre-merger. Following the merger, its LDR went up to 110 per cent
The anchor bid for the asset put up for sale would translate into a recovery of around 54.5 per cent for the lender
Meanwhile, Yes Bank reported a marginal contraction in deposits during the October-December period (Q3FY25) over the previous quarter
Banks' credit increased by 11.8 per cent year-on-year last month, slower than the 16.5 per cent rise in November 2023
This reduction in the CRR released primary liquidity of approximately Rs 1.16 trillion into the banking system
Resource mobilisation was a key challenge for banks over the past two years, as deposit growth lagged credit uptake
The survey, conducted in November 2024, included responses from 12 state-owned banks and 19 private sector banks to assess the adoption of emerging technologies
At the same time, banks resorted to borrowings at higher interest rates and increased deposit rates to bridge the credit-deposit growth gap in FY24
RBI introduced ASISO facility in August 2020 to offer greater flexibility in managing day-end cash reserve ratio balances
The move is intended to improve price discovery in the interest-rate swap market
Indian banks have a healthy return on equity (ROE) rate of 15 to 20 per cent, which is sufficient for the sector to grow and meet the capital requirements to 'bulk up'
The Finance Ministry on Thursday asked banks to closely monitor cases in NARCL and NCLT to minimise procedural delays and adjournments so that bad loan resolution matters are expedited. An integrated portal is being developed by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs for seamless information flow to banks on the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) cases, the finance ministry said in a statement. The decision was taken in a review meeting chaired by Department of Financial Services Secretary M Nagaraju to address key operational challenges and enhance the efficiency of resolution mechanisms through the National Asset Reconstruction Company Limited (NARCL) and NCLT. The discussion on cases at NARCL centred on expediting timelines for the resolution of accounts. The Secretary underscored NARCL's pivotal role as a specialised entity designed to accelerate the resolution of large-value stressed assets, thereby, strengthening the financial ecosystem, it said. During the meeting, it was info
About half a dozen banks are in discussions with the Indian conglomerate for the loan, which would be syndicated to wider market in the first quarter of 2025
Adani Group has said the accusations are baseless and that it will seek all possible legal recourse
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) requires listed companies to maintain a 25 per cent public shareholding, but has exempted government-owned firms from meeting these norms till August
German lender Deutsche Bank on Wednesday announced that it has infused an additional capital of Rs 5,113 crore into its India operations. This is the largest capital allocation to India in recent years and will be used for expanding across business lines, including corporate banking, investment banking and private banking, according to a Deutsche Bank's statement. The lender has been present in India for the last 45 years and the balance sheet size stood at Rs 1.45 lakh crore as of March 31, 2024, making it one of the largest foreign banks in the country. It has 17 branches in the country. The fresh infusion marks a 33 per cent jump in the capital buffer over the 2023 levels and increases the regulatory capital of Deutsche Bank AG India branches to nearly Rs 30,000 crore, the statement said, adding that the same has grown three times in the last decade. "India is well positioned to benefit substantially from many of today's most important trends reshaped supply chains, digitisation