BOI's capital adequacy ratio stood at 16.28 per cent with the Common Equity Tier of 13.6 per cent at the end of March
A company court on Thursday admitted Bank of India Ltd's petition to begin insolvency proceedings against Future Lifestyle Fashions Ltd on an alleged loan default
The government on Saturday appointed Rajneesh Karnatak as managing director of Bank of India (BoI) while Debadatta Chand as head of Bank of Baroda (BoB). The central government appoints Karnatak, Executive Director, Union Bank of India, as managing director and CEO of Bank of India for three year with effect from date of assumption of office, Department of Financial Services said in a notification. Karnatak replaces Atanu Kumar Das who completed his three-year term in January this year. In a separate notification, DFS said Chand, currently ED of BoB, has been appointed as managing director of the same bank for a period of three years. However, Chand would assume charge on July 1 after incumbent Sanjiv Chadha superannuates on June 30. The notifications for the two appointments came after the approval of the Appointments Committee of the Cabinet, headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The Financial Services Institutions Bureau (FSIB), the headhunter for directors of state-owned ba
Stocks to Watch: ICICI Lombard General Insurance reported a 39.6 per cent surge in net profit in the January-March quarter (Q4) of FY23
Bank's board of directors has given it the go-ahead to raise up to Rs 6,500 crore in FY24
Strap: The bank will raise Rs 4,500 crore as equity capital and Rs 2,000 crore via bonds
BoI had raised Rs 1,500 crore capital through additional tier-1 bonds in the third quarter of the previous financial year
State-owned Bank of India plans to raise Rs 6,500 crore from various means including share sale to fund business growth in 2023-24. The proposal in this regard would come before the board in its meeting scheduled on April 18, Bank of India said in a regulatory filing. The board would be considering, at their meeting proposed on April 18, the proposal of raising capital for the FY 2023-24 aggregating up to Rs 6,500 crore, it said. The board would decide on the proposal of raising fund by issue of fresh equity capital in the form of qualified institutional placement or rights issue or preferential issue and/or Basel III compliant Additional Tier-1 (AT-1) bonds (domestic and foreign currency) up to an amount of Rs 4,500 crore, it said. Remaining Rs 2,000 crore is planned to be raised by issue of Basel III compliant Tier-2 bonds, it said.
The date of submission of the resolution plans for the company was February 20 after subsequent extensions were granted by the lenders, the company said
In a filing with BSE, BoI said its net interest income (NII) was up 64 per cent YoY in Q3 to Rs 5,596 crore
State-owned lender has since FY21 reported consistent profitability, says agency
The Mumbai based lender is likely to come up with another offering of AT1 bonds before the close of the current financial year (FY23)
Rating agency Acuite Ratings & Research reaffirmed its rating of AA, revising the outlook to positive from stable for the bank's additional tier-1 bonds
In the past one month, the Nifty PSU Bank index has rallied 31 per cent as compared to a 2.8 per cent rise in the Nifty 50 index
State-owned Bank of India on Friday said it will raise up to Rs 2,500 crore by issuing bonds. The board of the lender, at a meeting held on Friday, approved raising of Tier-1 capital by issue of Basel-III compliant additional tier-I (AT-I) bonds of up to Rs 2,500 crore, it said in a regulatory filing. The capital will be raised in one or more tranches, the bank added.
State-owned Bank of India on Thursday reported a nearly 10 per cent decline in net income to Rs 960 crore for the September 2022 quarter on higher provisioning, which more than doubled to Rs 1,912 crore. The bank had made a provision of only Rs 894 crore in the year-ago period, which negated other improvements in the key numbers, such as net interest income rising from Rs 9,523 crore to Rs 11,497 crore and lower taxations at Rs 502 crore in the reporting quarter against Rs 733 crore. Another reason for the fall in the bottom-line is the higher interest outgo, which rose from Rs 6,000 crore to Rs 6,414 crore. The bank has registered a sharp uptick in net interest income to Rs 5,083 crore in the reporting quarter from Rs 3,523 crore in the year-ago period. The NII jumped sharply as the bank booked higher margins from loans as it had passed on the repo rate hike to borrowers. Accordingly, it booked a NIM of 3.04 per cent, up 64 bps from 2.42 per cent in the year-ago period and from Rs
Earnings, asset quality profile improve for public sector lender
Apart from the special deposit scheme, Bank of India has raised interest rate on its existing 555-days fixed deposit scheme to 6.30 per cent
Lender's board to meet on November 4 to consider raising capital in one or more tranches
The hike in lending rates shall be applicable to home loans and consequently, equated monthly instalment payments made by customers.