Sequentially, the Mumbai-based lender's net profit rose by 6 per cent from Rs 2,374 crore in June 2024 (Q2FY25). Its stock closed 1.5 per cent lower at Rs 98.3 per share on BSE
The Reserve Bank on Friday said it has penalised Jammu and Kashmir Bank, Bank of India, and Canara Bank for deficiencies in regulatory compliance. Jammu and Kashmir Bank has been penalised Rs 3.31 crore for contravention of certain norms related to financial inclusion - access to banking Services - Basic Savings Bank Deposit Account (BSBDA)', Know Your Customer' and Loans and Advances - Statutory and Other Restrictions'. In another release, the RBI said Rs 1 crore penalty has been imposed on the Bank of India for non-compliance with certain provisions of the Banking Regulation Act, 1949. A penalty of Rs 1.63 crore has been imposed on public sector Canara Bank for non-compliance with certain directions on priority sector lending, the interest rate on deposits and financial inclusion - access to banking services - BSBDA', the RBI said. Also, a penalty of Rs 1 lakh has been imposed on Datson Exports, West Bengal for non-compliance with certain directions issued by the RBI on Managing
State-owned Bank of India (BoI) on Friday posted a 35 per cent jump in net profit to Rs 2,517 crore for the December quarter on account of a decline in bad loans. The Mumbai-headquartered bank had earned a net profit of Rs 1,870 crore in the year-ago period. The lenders' total income increased to Rs 19,957 crore during the third quarter of the ongoing fiscal against Rs 16,411 crore a year ago, BoI said in a regulatory filing. The interest income of the bank rose to Rs 18,210 crore against Rs 15,218 crore in the third quarter of the preceding year. Its net interest income (NII) increased to Rs 6,070 crore against Rs 5,463 crore for Q3 FY24. The company's operating profit rose to Rs 3,703 crore from Rs 3,004 crore in the year-ago quarter. On the asset quality front, the bank's gross non-performing assets (NPAs) declined to 3.69 per cent of the gross loans by the end of December 2024 from 5.35 per cent a year ago. Similarly, its net NPAs, or bad loans, came down to 0.85 per cent fr
State-owned Bank of India (BoI) on Thursday said its board has approved Rs 5,000 crore fund raising through infrastructure bonds. Long Term Infra Bonds to the tune of Rs 5,000 crore would be raised during the fourth quarter of FY25, BoI said in a regulatory filing. Domestic investors have shown a lot of interest in such bond issuance by banks, and many lenders have exercised this option for raising resources in the recent past. The advantage of infrastructure bonds is that they are exempt from regulatory reserve requirements such as Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) and Statutory Liquidity Ratio (SLR). So, infrastructure bond proceeds can be fully deployed for lending activities. Banks have been preferring infrastructure bonds over AT-1 and Tier-2 bonds, as they are better priced.
Bank of India joins a slew of other Indian borrowers seeking to raise foreign currency debt this year. Reliance Industries Ltd. is looking to borrow as much as $3 billion
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The anchor bid for the asset put up for sale would translate into a recovery of around 54.5 per cent for the lender
Among others, UCO Bank and Central Bank gained over 9 per cent and over 7 per cent respectively. Indian Overseas Bank shares were up over 6 per cent
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While SBI will exercise caution while disbursing future loans to ensure compliance, the review does not mean a change in the lenders' credit approach to the ports-to-energy conglomerate
SBI has the largest exposure to the Adani Group among Indian banks, with sanctioned loans of Rs 33,800 crore ($4 billion)
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SBI has raised Rs 50,000 crore through domestic bonds in FY25
State-owned banks have increasingly turned to the domestic capital market to raise funds via infrastructure bonds, driven by credit growth needs amid challenges in deposit mobilisation
In FY25 so far, banks have raised Rs 8,000 crore through perpetual bonds. In comparison, banks raised Rs 20,706 crore in FY24 and Rs 31,394 crore in FY23
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Bank of India (BoI) on Monday reported a 63 per cent jump in net profit to Rs 2,374 crore for the second quarter ended on September 30, 2024, on higher non-interest income. The public sector bank had a net profit of Rs 1,458 crore in the quarter ended in September 2023. Total income increased to Rs 19,872 crore in the July-September quarter of current fiscal, from Rs 16,659 crore in the corresponding quarter of previous fiscal. Net interest income (NII) increased by 4 per cent YoY to Rs 5,986 crore for Q2FY25 against Rs 5,740 crore in the year ago period. Non-interest income jumped 49 per cent YoY to Rs 2,518 crore during the quarter under review, against Rs 1,688 crore in the corresponding quarter of the previous fiscal. Net non performing assets (NPA) declined by 29 per cent YoY from Rs 7,978 crore in September 2023 to Rs 5,649 crore in September 2024. Bank of India shares closed at Rs 112.25 , up 0.63 per cent over previous close on BSE.
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