OfBusiness aims to seek approval for the IPO from India's market regulator between March and June
Bajaj Finance, one of the largest unsecured lenders, is cutting the number of clients with multiple loans, according to a presentation
Axis Bank spent nearly two years on so-called 'hyperpersonalization' for its app, which includes nudges for customers when their salaries get deposited or when bills come due, its digital head said
Private sector lenders Yes Bank and Axis Bank have subscribed to 30 per cent of the issue size as anchor investors. They are also the arrangers of the issue
Capital market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India has issued a show cause notice (SCN) to Axis Bank and its subsidiaries in a case related to stake buy in Max Life Insurance. In a regulatory filing, Axis Bank said the SCN was issued on October 25 through email. Axis Bank, and its subsidiaries, Axis Securities Limited and Axis Capital Limited, have received an SCN through email from the Sebi, it said. The SCN is being reviewed and will be filing responses to the SCN with Sebi as the said transactions were undertaken with requisite regulatory approvals, it said. Meanwhile, Max Financial Services Limited, the holding company of Max Life Insurance also said a few directors and a few key managerial personnel of the company (in each case, 'both past and present) have received a SCN through email from Sebi. Earlier this year, the Axis Bank's board of directors approved the proposal to acquire Max Life shares, raising Axis entities' total holding in the insurance firm to 19.
The Bank has received the RBI's approval for the re-appointment of Amitabh Chaudhry as the MD & CEO for another 3-year term
Axis Bank share price: Brokerages have cut their earnings forecast by up to 5 per cent over FY25-27 to factor in Q2 results
Stock Market Today: Infosys has raised its sales forecast for FY25 to 3.75-4.5 per cent, reflecting a revival in demand, particularly in banking and financial services.
Net interest margin drops slightly to 3.99 per cent compared to 4.05 per cent in the previous quarter, and 4.11 per cent in Q2FY24
The Mumbai-based private lender's standalone net profit - which excludes its subsidiaries - rose to Rs 6,918 crore
Axis Bank Q2 results: Domestic brokerage Motilal Oswal Financial estimates Axis Bank's Q2 profit after tax at Rs 6,630 crore, up 13 per cent Y-o-Y
International Finance Corporation (IFC), private sector lending arm of the World Bank Group, on Monday tied up with Axis Bank to provide a USD 500 million (about Rs 4,200 crore) loan to help develop a blue finance market and scale up financing of green projects in India. This is IFC's first blue investment in India and the first blue transaction by a financial institution in the country, a statement said. Blue loans are financing instruments that raise and earmark funds for investments such as water and wastewater management, reduction of marine plastic pollution, restoration of marine ecosystems, sustainable shipping, eco-friendly tourism, and offshore renewable energy. This transaction is also the largest green financing by IFC in the country, it said, adding, the funding will enable Axis Bank to expand its climate finance portfolio. With India's rapid urbanisation and economic growth, there is a substantial opportunity to enhance water and energy efficiency. The water and ...
Axis Finance, IDBI Bank & IDBI Trusteeship Services have withdrawn their petitions before the appellate tribunal NCLAT filed against the NCLT order approving the merger of Zee Entertainment with Sony Pictures Networks India. The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) allowed the withdrawal of the petitions noting that the NCLT earlier this month had already recalled its earlier order of August 10, 2023, approving the merger of Zee Entertainment with Sony Pictures Networks India. "Learned counsel for the appellants submit that NCLT has already withdrawn the merger scheme. Hence the appellants pray that they may be permitted to withdraw the appeals. Prayer is allowed," said an NCLAT bench comprising Chairperson Justice Ashok Bhushan and Member Barun Mitra. Earlier this month, the Mumbai bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) recalled its order passed on August 10, 2023, in which it had approved the merger of Zee Entertainment with Sony Pictures Networks ...
Bank's arm was restrained by Sebi from taking new assignment as merchant banker in debt segment
Investment bank provided guarantee towards redemption of NCDs in the guise of underwriting, says the regulator
Axis Bank on Monday said its private banking business Burgundy Private will expand its wealth management services to 15 new cities, increasing its presence to 42 locations across India. With this strategic move, Burgundy Private will now offer its bespoke wealth management services tailored to the unique needs of discerning clients in India's rapidly evolving Tier 2 markets, Axis Bank said in a statement. The new locations, to start with, include Bhubaneswar, Patna, Raipur, Agra, Ghaziabad, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Jalandhar, Meerut, Belgaum, Kozhikode, Thiruvananthapuram, Aurangabad, Nagpur, and Gandhidham, it said. By leveraging its expertise, technology, and data analytics, Burgundy Private aims to deliver personalised solutions that meet the evolving expectations of affluent clients in these emerging geographies, it said. Burgundy Private has an AUM of nearly Rs 2.07 trillion, a 33 per cent increase YoY, and currently manages wealth for over 13,000 families across 27 cities.
The RBI had conducted a statutory inspection of bank with reference to its financial position as of March 31, 2022, based on supervisory findings of non-compliance with the central bank's directions
Lender is offering 7.75% interest rate, some of the country's leading banks are offering competitive interest rates to attract FD investors
Analysts at Nomura suggested that larger private banks are likely to experience a greater negative impact on their NIMs from the potential US Fed rate cuts compared to mid-sized & smaller banks.
He highlighted that as customers transact more digitally, the banks' operating costs will come down