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    • Use rallies to short Nifty, November series expiry could be in the range of 10,450-10,550

    • Merger with IDFC Bank gives Capital First another opportunity to grow: Warburg Pincus

    • Merged entity to focus on branch expansion, cross selling products: Capital First

    • Expect growth of around 30% in FY18: Capital First

    • Satin Creditcare board approves QIP

    • Experts discuss challenges facing Indian financials at MoS global investor conf

    • Will be able to distribute Capital First products through our outlets: Satin Creditcare

    • Capital First says Warburg Pincus still holds a significant stake in the company

    • No immediate plans to raise capital; return on equity to grow: Capital First

    • Capital First sees loan growth at 23-25% going ahead

    • Demonetisation: Capital First's GNPA can go up to 1.2% in Q3: Executive Chief

    • Capital First board okays Rs 340cr pref issue to Caladium Invst

    • Capital First pegs overall growth of its assets at 25%

    • NBFC's RoE to improve, cost of borrowing to fall: Capital First

    • How Capital First is pushing boundaries with algo lending

    • Expect to increase margins by 30bps to 6.80%: Capital First

    • Expect 30-40 bps NPL; focused on NBFC biz: Capital First

    • See 25-30% growth over next 2-3 years: Capital First

    • Capital First to raise capital, deal to up capital adequacy

    • Will tread carefully in SME biz: Capital First

      V Vaidyanathan, CMD of Capital First, says that there is no significant reason for the stock's price dipping 20% on Tuesday. The depreciation of the rupee has not affected the company's SME portfolio as of now, but it will now adopt a cautious approach.

    • We are not seeking any fresh funds: Capital First

      In an interview to CNBC-TV18, V Vaidyanathan, chief managing director, Capital First denies any report that claims the company is seeking funds.

    • Pantaloon's stake sale in co at final stage: Future Cap

      In an interview to CNBC-TV18, V Vaidyanathan, chairman and managing director of Future Capital Holdings says, Pantaloon's stake sale in the company is at an advanced stage. “It‘s the last stage is the best way to put it. You could look forward to some announcement sooner than later," he adds.

    • Hope to close FY13 with gold loan book of 250cr: Future Cap

      Future Capital Holdings is confident of achieving its asset base target of Rs 4,700 crore for FY13. V Vaidyanathan, chairman and managing director in an interview to CNBC-TV18 said: "Last year we closed our company with an asset base of about Rs 2,800 crore. We expect to be pretty much in line with the guideline we have set for ourselves."

    • Confident of achieving FY12 target of Rs 4700cr: Future Cap

      V Vaidyanathan, chairman and managing director, Future Capital in an interview to CNBC-TV18 said, the overall economic system credit growth has slowed down, but the company is well on track to achieve FY12 target of Rs 4,700 crore.

    • Interest rates hurt investment than consumption: Future Cap

      In an interview on CNBC-TV18, the Chairman and Managing Director of the company V Vaidyanathan says that interest rates have hurt the consumption story. "The larger point is it has probably affected investments more than consumption."

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