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    • Private banks trump state-owned peers on return on assets despite weak show in Q1FY25

      RoAs of private banks was in the range of 1.70-2.40 percent, while that of PSU banks was 0.70-1.13 percent in Q1. That said, in terms of ROE, state-owned banks fared better than their private peers.

    • Indian banks see RoA, RoE reach decadal highs in FY24: Economic Survey

      According to the survey, the net interest margin (NIM) of SCBs remained robust at 3.6 per cent in March 2024.

    • Chart of the Day: A rising RoE indicates a market rally 

      The RoE expansion expected in the index will be led by capital intensive and cyclical sectors such as auto, capital goods, infrastructure, utilities, telecom, commodities and financials

    • D-Street Talk podcast | This Rs 17,000 cr AUM fund manager trusts ROCE while picking stocks

    • COMMENT: What Future's Biyani can learn from D-Mart's Damani

    • Lower lending rates likely if liquidity stays for 6 mths: Mistry

    • Monsoon, consumption to be big plays for earnings: DSP Blackrock

    • Expect credit growth to rise to 10%; slippages to reduce: OBC

    • Can sustain 27-30% credit growth over next few years: Yes Bank

    • Return on equity to fall for 2 years post IPO: Ujjivan's Ghosh

    • Moat companies: Warren Buffet VS “Half-Buffettologists”

    • See mid-teen RoE from rural banking in 3-4 yrs: IDFC's Lall

    • Pace of NPA formation is beginning to slow: Morgan Stanley

    • Operating efficiency key to govt capital infusion: Union Bk

    • Chanda Kocchar on ICICI Bank's journey and way ahead

    • NTPC falls another 3% post CERC norms: How to trade it now?

    • NTPC tanks 11%, hits 7.7-year low on CERC norms

    • Do earnings determine share price of a company?

    • RBI On Call & Put Options

    • Q2 nos save India Inc from downgrade for now: Edelweiss

    • Eyeing low risk ways to grow loan book; NIIs up 14%: IDFC

      IDFC plans to focus on quality given the risk in the environment. It plans to focus on larger, well-capitalized high quality corporates. This type of lending will come at much reduced spreads and margins. The bank will look at low risk ways of growing the loan book

    • Murthy's return positive; HCL Tech top bet from IT: Citi

      Citi's Surendra Goyal expects earnings growth to pick up going ahead. He feels Murthy's return to Infosys will be postive as the company is trying to acknowledge its problems.

    • Consumer stocks shine in emerging market gloom

      A broad collapse of company profits in the developing world shows no sign of abating, forcing investors to tilt portfolios towards sectors such as healthcare or consumer goods where margins are more robust.

    • Bet on large-cap IT, pharma, private banks: Angel Broking

      After sugar decontrol, the kind of poor return on equities (ROEs) that many sugar companies are generating because of the levy sugar quota will not be there, says Phani Sekhar, fund manager, Angel Broking.

    • Sanju Verma bullish on Sadbhav Engineering

      Sanju Verma, MD & CEO of Violet Arch Capital Advisors is bullish on Sadbhav Engineering. "This is one of the few midcap players which actually have an return on equity (ROE) and Return on invested capital (ROIC) of something like 18 to 20 percent which is every comforting," Verma reasoned.

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