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  • To replace corporate loan book with retail; aim to bring down slippages: Dena Bank

  • Will look to raise Rs 500 crore in near term: Dena Bank

  • Rs 400-500 cr worth accounts cause for trouble in FY17:Dena Bank

  • See capital to risk assets ratio @ 11.5% by Mar 31: Dena Bk

  • Larger banks too will feel heat of payment bks: AK Purwar

  • Discoms loan at Rs 7k cr; Rs 3.3k cr restructured: Dena Bk

  • Dena Bank says base rate cut may impact NIM slightly

  • Banks must set deficiencies right to check frauds: BoI

  • Dena Bank eyes 15-16% growth in FY14; sees NIM at 2.75-3%

    On credit growth side Dena Bank is targeting a growth of around 15-16 percent for FY14. They would mainly focus on retail and small medium enterprise (SME) lending to achieve this growth.

  • Expect loan growth of around 20% by March: Dena bank

    "We have total restructured book of Rs 4,800 crore out of which Rs 2,036 crore is of state electricity boards, which is government guaranteed, so, 43 percent of our portfolio is government guaranteed," said Ashwani Kumar, CMD, Dena Bank in an interview to CNBC-TV18.

  • To maintain net interest margin at around 3%: Dena Bank

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Nupur Mitra, chairman and managing director of Dena Bank says Q2 net interest margin (NIM) was at 2.86 percent. "We will be maintaining NIM of around 3 percent," she adds.

  • No more accounts in pipeline for restructuring: Dena Bank

    Chairperson and MD of Dena Bank Nupur Mitra tells CNBC-TV18 that they have no more accounts in the pipeline for restructuring.

  • Expect to maintain margins at around 3% in FY12: Dena Bank

    Maintaining a net interest margin of 3.22%, DL Rawal, the chairman and managing director of Dena Bank said the bank is likely to sustain the 3% NIMs for FY12.

  • Dena Bank sees NIMs at 3% in FY12, aims 30% credit growth

    State-owned lender Dena Bank recently announced its first quarter results for FY12 witnessing a jump in its net profit on a year-on-year basis. The bank registered net interest margin (NIMs) of 2.90% this quarter, and chairman and managing director DL Rawal is confident that the NIMs will stay at 3% by the end of March 2012.

  • Dena Bank expects CASA, credit growth at 25% in FY12

    In an interview with CNBC-TV18, DL Rawal, chairman and managing director of Dena Bank, spoke about the latest happenings in his bank and the road ahead.

  • Expect 25% growth in the current fiscal: Dena Bank

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