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Ideas For Profit |IndusInd Bank Q2 – steady show except for the shadow of IL&FS

With most of the near-term negatives priced in, we derive comfort in the valuation at 3.2X FY20e standalone book and recommend accumulation in this weak phase.

IndusInd Bank Q2 preview: PAT may grow 23%, but analysts watch out for IL&FS impact

Its net interest income (NII), the difference between interest earned and paid, is likely to be reported at Rs 2,210.3 crore, a rise of 21 percent to Rs 1,820.9 crore, an analysts’ poll conducted by Reuters revealed

Analysts retain positive stance on IndusInd Bank, expect stock to return up to 21% post stable Q1

Majority of brokerage houses retained their positive stance on the stock, citing stable earnings growth in Q1 and betting on likely sustaining growth ahead.

IndusInd Bank – as steady as it gets

We view Q1 FY19 as a continuation of the well-charted out strategy of building a solid business with a focus on high yielding/good quality assets, backed by retail focused low cost liability.

IndusInd Bank — no derailment but divergence points to higher scrutiny from RBI

The bank seems to be executing a well-charted out strategy with a focus on building a strong low-cost stable liability and high yielding assets

See FY18 net profit at Rs 435 crore; FY19 loan growth will be 40-50%: Bharat Financial

Bharat Financial Inclusion had a very healthy third quarter as return ratios are back to being the best in the industry while robust growth in disbursements drives loan growth. Asset quality too improves substantially. In an interview with CNBC-TV18, MR Rao, MD & CEO of Bharat Financial Inclusion spoke about the results and his outlook for the company.

Seeing good credit growth in vehicle finance: IndusInd Bank

IndusInd Bank has announced a mixed set of numbers for the third quarter. While profit met estimates, net interest income (NII) was a miss. The bank has also reported a marginal dip in its asset quality. CNBC-TV18’s Ritu Singh caught up with Romesh Sobti, MD & CEO of IndusInd Bank and asked him about the spike in bad assets, where the stress has come from and his outlook on that front going forward.

IndusInd Bank rises 1% post Q3 show; brokerages remain upbeat

The private sector lender reported nearly 25 percent growth in profit at Rs 936.2 crore for quarter ended December 2017 YoY, which was largely in line with estimates, but asset quality weakened a bit sequentially.

IndusInd Bank may post more than 22% growth in Q3 profit, net interest income

Analysts expect loan growth at 23-25 percent for the quarter against 24.5 percent in previous quarter. Commercial vehicle loan book will be closely watched as it has been very good quarter for Ashok Leyland

IndusInd Bank Q2 profit, net interest income may increase over 25%

According to average of estimates of analysts polled by CNBC-TV18, net interest income is seen rising 26.6 percent to Rs 1,848.3 crore compared with Rs 1,460.3 crore in same quarter last fiscal.

Q1 Report Card: GST, weaker earnings weigh; valuation may remain at elevated levels

While optically, the aggregate earnings may not appear as a shocker, it nevertheless hides underlying weakness and a clear loss of momentum.

Nifty earnings broadly resilient amid margin pain, GST hits smaller companies

Expectations were running low on account of pre-GST implementation adjustments in the quarter, and overall, the Nifty earnings have not resulted in any incremental negative surprise.

Positive on ICICI Bank & Axis Bank: PhillipCapital

In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Manish Agarwalla, Co-Head of Research at PhillipCapital shared his views on readings of quarterly earnings from banking sector.

A further re-rating on the cards for Yes Bank?

It was a quarterly performance that ticked all boxes. Stung by the bad press of the previous quarter’s numbers, Yes Bank seems to have been determined to erase all the memories

IndusInd Bank Q1 review: Brokerages highlight steady results, see slight risks to asset quality

Profit during the quarter grew by 26.5 percent year-on-year to Rs 836.55 crore despite higher provisions and weak asset quality. The growth was driven by other income, net interest income and operating income.

Valuation key in Bharat Financial deal; CV space to do well in Q3, Q4: IndusInd Bank

All parts of balancesheet on the loan side have done well in the first quarter, said Romesh Sobti, MD & CEO, IndusInd Bank.

Will update on target price for IndusInd Bank post quarter: Edelweiss Sec

In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Nilesh Parikh, Associate Director at Edelweiss Securities shared his expectations from IndusInd Bank’s Q1 results.

Banks' Q1 earnings to be hit by higher NPA provisions, low credit growth: Analysts

Provisions may witness a slight uptick after the RBI's diktat in June. Positive trends on asset quality will, however, continue with the pace of slippages into NPAs declining for all banks.

Analysts stay bullish on IndusInd despite one-off provisions restrict Q4 profit growth

Citi, maintained its buy rating on the stock with an increased target price of Rs 1,640 (from Rs 1,380), saying it sees another three years of strong growth.

Yes Bank Q4 disappointing; IndusInd's valuations rich at current levels: IDBI Cap

In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Ravikant Bhat, Research Analyst at IDBI Capital assessed the Q4 results of Yes Bank and IndusInd Bank.

IndusInd Bank Q4 profit seen up 26% at Rs 783 cr, loan growth may be 25%

IndusInd Bank is expected to announce its strategy for the next 3 years as the last planning cycle is ending in FY17.

Flexible product mix helped Kotak keep slippages in check: Diwan

Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Prakash Diwan said that banks like Yes Bank, IndusInd Bank and Kotak Bank are offering a very different growth trajectory compared to public sector banks.

'Housing finance cos, private sector banks standouts of Q3'

Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Dipan Mehta, Member of the Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange, said that customers had put their faith in these institutions despite domonetisation.