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    • Short-term credit quantum may go down due to scrappage of LoUs, LCs: Federal Bank

    • Found a credible partner in Equirus, will create synergies: Federal Bank

    • Will benefit from the geographical presence of Federal Bank, says Equirus Capital

    • Expect 20-25% loan growth in FY18; asset quality to improve: Federal Bank

    • See FY18 loan growth at 18-20%; NIMs steady at 3.25%: Federal Bank

    • SMEs to benefit in the long term with digitisation: Federal Bank

    • Won't cut base rates, but peers might in Q4: Federal Bk

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

    • Payment banks: Premature to fear or is the threat real?

    • State Bank of Travancore cuts base rate by 20 bps to 9.95%

    • Pay banks no threat; e-credit, selfie a/cs bonus: Fed Bank

    • Don't see margin impact post base rate cut: Federal Bank

    • New priority sector lending norms to help meet targets: SBI

    • Q3 margins may not reflect lower deposit rates: Federal Bk

    • See credit grow around 20%, NPAs trend lower: Federal Bank

    • MSF cut to aid banks dependent on bulk funds: Federal Bk

      There is no fix number as MSF is there to meet the frictional liquidity conditions. The impact on cost of funds because of marginal standing facility rate being cut by 50 basis points yesterday would depend from bank to bank. Those banks which depend more on bulk funds would be impacted more.

    • Need more clarity on FCNRs to lure investors: Federal Bank

      FCNRs could pull USD 8-10 billion in the Indian market, but we need more clarifications on the scheme to entice investors towards it, says Shyam Shrinivasan, MD & CEO, Federal Bank.

    • RBI move gives scope to raise dollar deposits: Federal Bank

      Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Shyam Srinivasan, managing director and chief executive officer, Federal Bank says the popularity of FCNR‘s will now go up, providing the bank an opportunity to raise more dollars.

    • Gold loan portfolio safe, eyeing exposure cut: Federal Bank

      The Kerala based Federal Bank, which is also a gold financer today said that its gold loan portfolio was safe at the moment, however any further slide in yellow metal prices would call for aggressive intervention.

    • Federal Bank revises deposit rates in select segments: CEO

      Shyam Shrinivasan, MD & CEO, Federal Bank, says that the bank has raised deposit rates for select buckets like retail customers, below Rs 15 lakhs for one to two years and the second in 90-120 days category. The rates are realignment to ensure competitiveness.

    • See net interest margin at 3.6-3.7% in FY13: Federal Bank

      In an interview to CNBC-TV18, PC John, executive director of Federal Bank says, there can be a slight reduction in the net interest margin (NIM) ahead. “FY13, we are expecting between 3.60% and 3.70%, but that itself will be a high level of NIM,” he adds.

    • See FY12 margins at 3.75%: Federal Bank

      In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Shyam Srinivasan, managing director and chief executive officer of Federal Bank says, FY12 margins of the bank is likely to be at 3.75%.

    • Flows to NRE deposits to rise post RBI move: Federal Bank

      Executive director of Federal Bank, PC John, says that they expect flows to NRE deposits to increase post RBI's move to open up interest rates on NRE and NRO deposits.

    • Fed Bank sees deposits up 30-35% post NRI deposit cap hike

      CNBC-TV18 catches up with Shyam Shrinivasan, managing director and chief executive officer of Federal bank to get his perspective of business after RBI hiked limit on NRI deposits by 100 bps.

    • Inside Companies: Federal Bank's main focus on SME lending

      Along with the traditional private sector elites like HDFC Bank or ICICI Bank, Kerela-based Federal Bank, of late, has emerged as a darling of the stock market. In the last one year, its shares fell 17.35% as against a drop of 27.40% in the 14-share Bankex, a barometer of banking stocks in the BSE.

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