TMB CEO also says the bank aims to grow its advances by at least 15-18 percent in FY26
The compulsion to increase market share and attract more deposits has meant that public sector banks have seen a bigger erosion in net interest margins. The increase in risk weights on select loans has also hurt these banks
The Indian banking sector's average NIM to slightly contract by about 10 basis points (bp) in fiscal year (FY) 2023-24 to 3.45 percent, the agency said.
Net Interest Margin — the amount of money that a bank earns in interest on loans compared to the amount it pays in interest on deposits — is an indicator of profitability and growth. If deposit rates outpace lending rates, then bank NIMs will shrink
Both Nifty PSU Bank and Private Bank index have surged nearly 24% each in the September quarter while Nifty Bank index gained 16%. Both benchmarks Sensex and Nifty rose over 8% in the quarter.
Mumbai, May 22 State-run Bank of Maharashtra is eyeing a 25-30 per cent growth in its net profit in the current financial year, aided by a healthy ..
Q1 FY22 earnings reaffirm that ICICI Bank has transitioned well from a stressed bank to a growing lender. However, the valuation is not yet fully capturing the significant improvement in business fundamentals and growth story. Q1FY22 Highlights: · Net profit surged to Rs 4,616 crore, a growth of 78% YoY · NIMs improved on domestic book to 3.9% · Wrote back Rs 1,050 crore of COVID-19 related provisions created in earlier periods · High provision coverage ratio of 78% as of end June is comforting · Stock is trading at around 1.9 times FY23 estimated core book
PNB Housing Finance had a net interest margin (NIM) of around three percent and it will remain at the same level going forward, said MD Sanjaya Gupta in an interview to CNBC-TV18.
Hinting at the fact that another lending rate cut may not come very soon, Ananthasubramanian said that all banks have brought huge cuts to the MCLR (marginal costs of funds based lending rates) after demonetisation already and these cover all the benefits the RBI passed onto the banks.
Small-time private sector lender DCB Bank today reported a 25 per cent surge in December quarter net at Rs 51 crore, driven primarily by a surge in the core interest income.
In an interview with CNBC-TV18, N Kamakodi, MD and CEO of CUB, said that the bank expects to close the year with 15-18 percent credit growth rate and sees net profit growth of around 10-12 percent for this fiscal.
In an interview to CNBC-TV18 in its Closing Bell segment, SP Tulsian of sptulsian.com shares his view on IndusInd Bank's quarterly result, why he expects no more than 10-12 percent growth in earnings in FY17 and what makes the stock look expensive.
Speaking to CNBC-TV18 VG Mathew of MD & CEO Of South Indian Bank said that slippages in June quarter were from the retail side.
Kotak Mahindra bank expects about 20 percent growth in credit during the current fiscal, a senior executive said on June 6
Legacy stressed book has been mostly cleared off and whatever is left is manageable, says George Alexander Muthoot, MD of Muthoot Finance.
State-run Punjab & Sind Bank today reported a profit of Rs 98.12 crore for the March quarter despite increase in bad loans.
According to a statement issued by the bank, total income in January-March grew 9 per cent to Rs 5,124 crore as against Rs 4,699 crore in the same quarter in 2014-15.
The new MD of Bank of Baroda PS Jayakumar has informed the government that his bank won't be needing capital and neither does he see any capital dilution for the next 18-24 months
Total income decreased to Rs 1,806 crore in the reporting quarter, from Rs 1,849.4 crore in the same period last fiscal, the bank said in a statement
The net interest margin has been maintained at an average range of 3.4-3.6 percent for nearly the past decade, and the bank will focus on maintaining it, says N Kamakodi, CMD & CEO at City Union Bank.
It said this would allow banks to more efficiently price loans at different tenors based on different Marginal Cost of Funds based Lending Rate (MCLR), according to their funding composition and strategies.
The bank's net profit during the same quarter last fiscal was Rs 144 crore. "Bank's total income increased by Rs 7.2 percent to Rs 4,744 crore during the quarter under discussion against Rs 4,424 crore in the second quarter of financial year 2015," Andhra Bank MD and Chief Executive Suresh N Patel told reporters here.
The bank has shown phenomenal growth in the retail sector, especially in housing and vehicle segments, and growth is expected between 35-40 percent during the current financial year, Vijaya Bank CEO and MD Kishore Sansi said.
In an interview with CNBC-TV18's Sonia Shenoy and Anuj Singhal, VG Mathew, MD and CEO, South Indian Bank, discussed the bank‘s dismal fourth quarter earnings, explaining that one-time employee costs and an increase in provisioning weighed on profit.
Animesh Chauhan, MD & CEO, OBC talks about the bank‘s performance in the third quarter.