Do we need RRBs? Regional rural banks are fraught with problems, from financial to governance issues
He said the asset liability committee of the bank will meet this week and the external benchmark linked loans would be reduced from this month itself
Says with higher rentals, cost of Aadhaar devices and the know-your-customer paraphernalia, the commercial viability of the BC network is certainly to be looked at
The amount raised by equity issuances registered a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9.2 per cent, reaching Rs 1.97 trillion at the end of FY24
It can, if it is convinced that the adjustment in the rupee valuation has already been done and the local currency has found its own level
Economic Survey warns against dominance of financial markets
NII of the lender also declined marginally by 1 per cent Y-o-Y to Rs 5,228 crore
The chiefs of leading banks attend a panel discussion on 'Banking on Technology' at the Business Standard BFSI Insight Summit 2024
"It is important how you absorb acquisitions and make them successful. We care about the kind of firms we acquire, and how we integrate them with the mothership"
The sanctions in the reporting quarter rose sharply to Rs 35,491 crore up from Rs 11,405 crore in Q3FY24
Its net interest margin stood at 4.11 per cent in Q3FY25
Tax incentives will help sector as loan growth slows down, say experts
Says the public sector bank aspires to increase its Retail, Agriculture, and MSME (RAM) lending to around 60 per cent next year
He brings with him extensive experience in banking, spanning more than three decades in various capacities. As Executive Director of Punjab National Bank (PNB) since November 2022
Estimates 13.5% loan growth in FY25
The meeting aims to review the progress of various financial inclusion schemes and discuss future funding requirements in light of the upcoming Budget
Margin pressures, sluggish loan offtake may weigh on performance
In his resignation letter, Nagnur stated that he intends to relocate to the United States to care for family members
The Finance Ministry on Wednesday urged public sector banks (PSBs) and insurance companies to expedite the resolution of public grievances. A meeting chaired by Financial Services Secretary M Nagaraju was held in which complainants, PSBs, public sector insurance companies (PSICs) and regulators participated. The meeting, aimed to assess the quality of grievance redressal, reviewed 20 randomly selected public grievances resolved by PSBs and insurance companies to assess resolution quality, the finance ministry said in a statement. At the outset, the Secretary reiterated the Prime Minister's direction given in the Pragati meeting held on December 26, that all the Senior officers at the level of Chairman/ MD/ ED of PSBs/PSICs should review at least 20 cases to monitor quality of resolution of the resolved grievances every month. During the review meeting, he observed that the majority of customers raised complaints due to genuine grievances against an organisation, and stressed that .
In a statement, DBS said Verma, current head of institutional banking group at DBS Bank India, had been appointed, effective from March 1, in line with RBI approval