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  • Expect FY18 loan growth at 7-8%: Vijaya Bank

  • Endeavour would be to retain current margins: Vijaya Bank

  • Cleaned up balance sheet well ahead of RBI deadline: Vijaya Bank

  • Vijaya Bank to consider Rs 226 cr share issue to LIC

  • Hope to convert 50% of debt into bonds in FY16: Vijaya Bank

  • Retail credit to grow 40% on back of rate cut: Vijaya Bank

  • Eyeing sub-3% GNPA, 2% NPA by FY16-end: Vijaya Bank

  • Confident of higher NIMs, net profit in Q4: Vijaya Bank

  • Vijaya Bank sees restructuring taper off from hereon

  • Repo hike won't trigger lending rate increase: Vijaya Bank

    HS Upendra Kamath, CMD, Vijaya Bank said there would be an beneficial impact on the overall cost as a result of the reduction in the marginal standing facility (MSF) rates, the reduction in the daily maintenance of CRR.

  • Hope to maintain NIM of over 2.2% in FY14: Vijaya Bank

    Vijaya Bank's CMD HS Upendra Kamath spoke CNBC-TV18 post the bank's first quarter earnings stating that he hopes to maintain a net-interest margin of higher than 2.2 percent in FY14

  • Bad loans to rise till Sept, downgrades over: India Ratings

    Even though there is no such big threat for rating downgrades, according to Ananda Bhoumik – Director India Ratings, the domestic arm of global rating agency – Fitch; non-performing loans (NPLs) are expected to rise till September, 2013.

  • Vijaya Bank NIMs at 2.08%; sees it improving in Q4

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Upendra Kamath, chief managing director of Vijaya Bank gives his views on the bank's Q3 performance.

  • See stress on banks' credit profiles; PSUs risky: Experts

    Ananda Bhoumik of India Ratings & Research however, does not feel that there is a likelihood of a ratings downgrade of banks at this stage. He acknowledges the fact that asset quality problems mainly persist with mid-sized public sector banks and believes Canara Bank is going through a turbulent phase at the moment.

  • Aim to achieve 17% growth in loans for FY13: Vijaya Bank

    Vijaya Bank announced its results for the first quarter of 2012-13 on Wednesday. HS Upendra Kamath, CMD, Vijaya Bank, explains to CNBC-TV18 the various aspects of the bank‘s performance during the quarter.

  • Banks seek mechanism to ensure effective CDR process

    Top bankers in the country met on Monday to ensure that the mechanism of CDR is appropriately utilized for reviving the units which need help and rehabilitation from the system.

  • Expect 18-20% credit growth in FY12: Vijaya Bank

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, HS Upendra Kamath, chairman of Vijaya Bank says, he expects 18-20% credit growth in FY12.

  • Vijaya Bank targets annual NIMs of around 2.8-2.9%

    HS Upendra Kamath, chairman, Vijaya Bank speaking to CNBC-TV18 about the financial performance of the bank said that it has been able to do relatively well in Q1 and Q2 and is hopeful of containing NPLs at manageable levels ahead.

  • Aim to sustain NIM at 2.8% in FY12: Vijaya Bank

    HS Upendra Kamath, Chairman, Vijaya Bank aims to contain gross non performing assets (NPAs) to the level of less than 2% in the remaining nine months with 100% system driven NPA.

  • NIMs to remain steady at 3%, lax rate hikes: Vijaya Bank

    Upendra Kamath, chairman of the bank joins CNBC-TV18 to discuss the yearly numbers and give his views on how the company is poised, going forward.

  • Vijaya Bank to lift base rate by 50bps, BPLR to see hike

    In tune with the industry expectations, after Reserve Bank of India’s key rate hike by 50 bps, Vijaya Banks discloses a likely hike in the base rates and bench mark prime lending rates (BPLR). HS Upendra Kamath, chairman of Vijaya Bank shares that the rates hike to be announced on Thursday will be in the lines of a 50 bps rise.

  • Vijaya Bank aims at 22% credit and deposit growth

    HS Upendra Kamath, Chairman of Vijaya Bank, in an interview with CNBC-TV18's Sonia Shenoy, gave his perspective of the fourth quarter performance and their divulged future plans.

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