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ICICI Bank Q3 FY26 Financial Results: ICICI Bank reported a 4 percent year-on-year decline in standalone net profit to Rs 11,318 crore in Q3 FY26, as higher provisions weighed on earnings, even as net interest income rose and asset quality improved during the quarter.
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HDFC Bank Q3 FY26 Results: HDFC Bank reported an 11.5 percent year-on-year rise in Q3 FY26 standalone net profit to Rs 18,650 crore, with net interest income growing 6.4 percent, while asset quality remained stable.
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Yes Bank’s standalone net profit jumped 55.4 percent year-on-year to Rs 952 crore in Q3 FY26, driven by higher margins and sharply lower credit costs, while asset quality improved with gross NPAs at 1.5 percent.
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During the media call on January 17, on being asked about synergies being explored with Emirates, the bank said it continuously evaluates partnerships across geographies, including with international players, as part of its ongoing business strategy, adding that there was nothing specific or exceptional to highlight at this stage
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RBI launches Integrated Ombudsman Scheme 2026, effective July 1, 2026, simplifying complaint resolution for customers, covering banks, NBFCs, and financial entities.
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Both cards deliver strong value for loyal Flipkart ecosystem users. Pick the card whose fine print aligns the best with your spending habits
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Effective January 15, Axis Bank offers a 7.20% interest rate to senior citizens for tenures ranging from 5 to 10 years.
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NBFCs and HFCs offer higher interest rates on corporate fixed deposits compared to banks due to credit risk. Top corporate FDs include Muthoot Capital Services Ltd. (8.95%), Manipal Housing Finance Syndicate Ltd. (8.25%), and Shriram Finance (7.60%).
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HDFC Bank rolls back proposed reward cut, confirms 5X points on HDFC Infinia Credit Card SmartBuy vouchers from January 16.
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HDFC Infinia: The revision effectively lowers the potential reward on vouchers from roughly 16.67 percent to about 10 percent before fees, a shift that alters how cardholders have traditionally maximised value.
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Shares of Kotak Mahindra Bank only 'appeared' to crash 80 percent on Wednesday, due to the bank’s 5:1 stock split. On a split-adjusted basis, the stock was trading around Rs 419-420, down about 1.6 percent, with no impact on investor value. The shareholdings in demat accounts will automatically increase fivefold.
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India's credit crisis deepens as 85 percent of borrowers struggle with unsustainable EMIs, fueled by predatory lending and aggressive recovery tactics, prompting calls for urgent reforms.
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In India, there is no statutory or regulatory cap on credit card interest rates. Credit card pricing is governed by the RBI’s regulatory framework
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The Delhi High Court PIL highlights digital lending apps' privacy violations, emphasizing flawed identity verification and consent. Experts urge stricter RBI Digital Lending Directions enforcement, prioritizing consumer protection and transparency.
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Aditya Birla Sun Life reopens select international funds, offering investors renewed access to global equities.
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Using a credit card for NPS may earn rewards but make sure that the fee, caps and uncertainty don't outweigh the benefits
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With balance sheets finally clean, the banking system doesn’t need a rescue act. It needs restraint, clarity and one hard look at deposits
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Guidelines don’t seem to factor the finer differences between gold and silver and that could be the biggest challenge for silver loans
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Union Bank of India and Air India partnership lets UBI credit cardholders convert reward points to Maharaja Points for flights, upgrades, and travel perks.
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IDFC First Bank revises savings account interest rates, retaining a progressive structure with higher returns on larger balances.
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Using EPF to repay a home loan can seem like a practical option when balances match. However, since EPF is a long-term retirement instrument with tax-free returns, the decision needs careful evaluation beyond immediate EMI relief.
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The recent weakness in the stock follows the lender’s Q3 FY26 business update, after which HDFC Bank emerged as one of the top drags on the benchmark indices.
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Strong capital, low NPAs and rising profits mask a quieter shift in how Indian banks fund growth and earn returns
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As credit card usage surges, simple hacks around timing, rewards, fees, and repayment can unlock far more everyday value.
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The year gone by was more like a honeymoon period for Sanjay Malhotra with inflation tamed and IndusInd Bank’s fraud not turning out to be a crisis for the banking sector. The joker in the pack was Rupee, which started behaving unpredictable towards the end of 2025. Coupled with uneasy growth trends, 2026 could prove to be a test year for the governor
