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BSE Announcements on Central Bank
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Central Bank of India has informed BSE that about the following:
1. Shri K Subbaraman, Executive Director of the Bank has retired on superannuation from the services of the Bank on September 30, 2008.
2. Term of Shri Kamal Faruqui, Part Time Non-Official Director of the Bank has expired on September 15, 2008.
3. Term of Major (Retd.) VS Prakash, Part time Non-Official Director of the Bank, has expired on October 05, 2008....
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RBI and FM will make some more announcement to issue credit crunch in the bankcing system within 1 week. After these steps all psu banks will take the lead to move up....
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SBI ranks low in employee productivity: RBI--
Press Trust of India / Mumbai October 9, 2008, 18:27 IST
State Bank of India (SBI) may be the largest bank of the country in terms of capital reserve, but in terms of employee productivity, it ranks abysmally low, especially when compared with the private banks, says RBI.
This is despite SBI`s wages as percentage of total expenses being higher than the industry average. The SBI`s wages, as percentage of total expenses, stands at 17.5 per cent against the industry average of 14 per cent for the year 2007-08, a RBI report says.
According to the RBI data on profile of banks, business per employee (total business of the bank divided by the number of employees) of SBI stands at Rs 456 lakh for the year 2007- 08, below the average business per employee for all the banks at Rs 634 lakh for the year.
The private banks have fared well in this category, with the business per employee of ICICI Bank and Axis Bank way above at Rs 1,008 lakh and Rs 1,117 lakh. HDFC Bank`s figure was lower than the average for all banks, but above SBI at Rs 506 lakh.
Even the nationalised banks such as Canara Bank, Union Bank of India, United Bank of India and Bank of India are ahead of SBI.
Average business per employee for all nationalised banks at Rs 618 lakh was also above SBI, the report revealed.
According to the RBI data, SBI`s profit per employee (total profit of the bank divided by the number of employees) is at Rs 3.73 lakh for the year 2007-08, which is below the average of all the banks of Rs 4.67 lakh.
Private banks such as Axis Bank, ICICI Bank and HDFC Bank are way ahead with Rs 8.39 lakh, Rs 10 lakh and Rs 4.97 lakh, respectively, in this category.
Among the nationalised banks, Union Bank of India and Bank of India have fared well with Rs 5.39 and Rs 4.95 lakh of profit per employee.
v.krishnamoorthy 
BSE Announcements on Central Bank
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Central Bank of India has informed BSE that the Record Date for the purpose of determining the eligibility of appointment of Shareholders Director (the eligibility for contesting election as well as for considering eligibility to vote at EGM), has been fixed on October 24, 2008....
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SBI ranks low in employee productivity: RBI--
Press Trust of India / Mumbai October 9, 2008, 18:27 IST
State Bank of India (SBI) may be the largest bank of the country in terms of capital reserve, but in terms of employee productivity, it ranks abysmally low, especially when compared with the private banks, says RBI.
This is despite SBI`s wages as percentage of total expenses being higher than the industry average. The SBI`s wages, as percentage of total expenses, stands at 17.5 per cent against the industry average of 14 per cent for the year 2007-08, a RBI report says.
According to the RBI data on profile of banks, business per employee (total business of the bank divided by the number of employees) of SBI stands at Rs 456 lakh for the year 2007- 08, below the average business per employee for all the banks at Rs 634 lakh for the year.
The private banks have fared well in this category, with the business per employee of ICICI Bank and Axis Bank way above at Rs 1,008 lakh and Rs 1,117 lakh. HDFC Bank`s figure was lower than the average for all banks, but above SBI at Rs 506 lakh.
Even the nationalised banks such as Canara Bank, Union Bank of India, United Bank of India and Bank of India are ahead of SBI.
Average business per employee for all nationalised banks at Rs 618 lakh was also above SBI, the report revealed.
According to the RBI data, SBI`s profit per employee (total profit of the bank divided by the number of employees) is at Rs 3.73 lakh for the year 2007-08, which is below the average of all the banks of Rs 4.67 lakh.
Private banks such as Axis Bank, ICICI Bank and HDFC Bank are way ahead with Rs 8.39 lakh, Rs 10 lakh and Rs 4.97 lakh, respectively, in this category.
Among the nationalised banks, Union Bank of India and Bank of India have fared well with Rs 5.39 and Rs 4.95 lakh of profit per employee.
v.krishnamoorthy...
BSE Announcements on Central Bank
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Central Bank of India has informed BSE that an Extra Ordinary General Meeting (EGM) of the members of the Company held on December 01, 2008....
NSE Announcements on Central Bank
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Central Bank Of India has informed the Exchange that: "1) Shri K. Subbaraman, Executive Director of the Bank has retired on superannuation from the services of the Bank on September 30, 2008. 2) Term of Shri Kamal Faruqui, Part Time Non-Official Director of the Bank has expired on September 15, 2008. 3) Term of Major (Retd.) Ved Prakash, Part Time Non-Official Director of the Bank, has expired on October 05, 2008"....
BSE Announcements on Central Bank
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Central Bank of India has informed BSE about the following:
1. Shri. K Subbaraman, Executive Director of the Bank has retired on superannuation from the services of the Bank on September 30, 2008.
2. Term of Shri. Kamal Faruqui, Part Time Non-Official Director of the Bank has expired on September 15, 2008.
3. Term of Major (Retd.) Ved Prakash, Part Time Non-Official Director of the Bank, has expired on October 05, 2008....
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Central Bank is trading PE 3 and 50% below to book value. This is Group A company and trading dirt cheap level. That`s why this is top pick for my portfolio....
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JVirumbi
yes, I am very much hopeful of bank, especially the PSU ones. Smaller ones will eat up the bigger ones portion fairly in the next bull run. If u get 200% return on big ones like, ICICI, HDFC, SBI, etc..., You would get 400% return on central bank, yes bank, DCB, City Union, etc....
"all bank and finance stk will crash post Q2 RESULTS " - we will Sensex at 6000 level . Would we ??
"the western globe is just unable to find out where they have lost their money" - most of the money is very well inside the "Western Globe". Other wise tell us where exactly it has gone.
NSE Announcements on Central Bank
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Central Bank Of India has informed the Exchange regarding the contact information and to forward all communications at the following address: Transfer Agent - Address:lntime Spectrum Registry Limited, C-13, Pannalal Silk Mills Compound, LBS Marg, Bhandup (W), Mumbai - 400078 Telephone No: 022-25963838 Fax: 022-25960328 Email: cbiipo@intimespectrum.com. Registered Office - Address: Central Bank of India, 9th Floor, Chandermukhi Building, Nariman Point, Mumbai - 400021 Telephone No: 022-66387600, 22028916 Fax No: 022-22820989, 22028605 Email Id: dgmid@centralbank.co.in, ipocell@centralbank.co.in, investors@centralbank.co.in...
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yes, I am very much hopeful of bank, especially the PSU ones. Smaller ones will eat up the bigger ones portion fairly in the next bull run. If u get 200% return on big ones like, ICICI, HDFC, SBI, etc..., You would get 400% return on central bank, yes bank, DCB, City Union, etc....
"all bank and finance stk will crash post Q2 RESULTS " - we will Sensex at 6000 level . Would we ??
"the western globe is just unable to find out where they have lost their money" - most of the money is very well inside the "Western Globe". Other wise tell us where exactly it has gone....
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dhalpya
it seems you r verymuch hopeful on banks, dont go by what analyst say, the western globe is just unable to find out where they have lost their money,to get papers of tht is difficult,all bank and finance stk will crash post Q2 RESULTS indian elections are on face election commetee will start thr regulations by feb09,how banks will perform
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i did same. I aslo exited at 65 entered in some speculative stock like GMR, Sejal. i booked almost 120% profit in thos scrip and I am back into central bank. ...
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Posted by : JVirumbi
I had 1200 shares @93. But I booked loss @ 65 infavour of YES bank@103 in July. It indeed returned well. Now I started accumulating central bank between 47 - 55. PSU banks would definitly act as a hedge to your trading anyway. I feel you can accumulate more and don't look for returns even in mid term. But secondary PSU scrips will have their time and can return 200 - 300 % from current level. Might even better SBI
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it seems you r verymuch hopeful on banks, dont go by what analyst say, the western globe is just unable to find out where they have lost their money,to get papers of tht is difficult,all bank and finance stk will crash post Q2 RESULTS indian elections are on face election commetee will start thr regulations by feb09,how banks will perform...
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Posted by : JVirumbi
I had 1200 shares @93. But I booked loss @ 65 infavour of YES bank@103 in July. It indeed returned well. Now I started accumulating central bank between 47 - 55. PSU banks would definitly act as a hedge to your trading anyway. I feel you can accumulate more and don't look for returns even in mid term. But secondary PSU scrips will have their time and can return 200 - 300 % from current level. Might even better SBI
NSE Announcements on Central Bank
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Central Bank Of India has informed the Exchange that Shri J. Noble, Deputy General Manager of the Bank, has been appointed as Compliance Officer of the Bank in place Shri S.R. Shukla....
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Of course investment for a period of 3-4 years in Central Bank could give good return....
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Posted by : mukut
if UCO Bank's equity capital comes down near to 50% then shares can flar up otherwise UCO Bank will perform as other psu banks. So performance will depend only on N I M and fee based income. Only income will be generated from CASA deposits. Again CASA deposit and fee based income is directly related to strong branch network. Instead of entering into unknows speculative stock. I would prefer this counter, where I can see clear returns over the period of 3-4yrs without any risk.
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I had 1200 shares @93. But I booked loss @ 65 infavour of YES bank@103 in July. It indeed returned well. Now I started accumulating central bank between 47 - 55. PSU banks would definitly act as a hedge to your trading anyway. I feel you can accumulate more and don't look for returns even in mid term. But secondary PSU scrips will have their time and can return 200 - 300 % from current level. Might even better SBI...
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Posted by : mk.379
Can u suggest me whether we sud sell or hold this script.Got it thru ipo@102/-.
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