CEO Rajiv Anand has asked division heads to identify lapses in their businesses and submit improvement plans as part of a new three-year roadmap
Citi has appointed Kaustubh Kulkarni, former JP Morgan India country officer, as co-head of investment banking for Asia Pacific, with his new role effective from December
JPMorgan, which counts India and Japan as its two fastest-growing Asian markets in terms of revenue from corporate banking, expects no let-up in growth despite US doubling tariffs on Indian imports
The lenders, led by Industrial & Commercial Bank of China Ltd., reported falling or weak earnings for the first half of 2025 as they continued to pump out new loans to China's struggling consumers
Growing competition in corporate and institutional credit as well as in home loans, and lower interest rates have also put pressure on lending margins
S&P Global expects Indian banks' margins to recover in H2 FY26 after RBI's 100 bps rate cut hit Q1 earnings, with SBI, ICICI posting profit growth and asset quality seen healthy
Bank officers' union AIBOC has opposed the Centre's plan to privatise IDBI Bank, saying it endangers public trust, social justice and economic sovereignty while risking financial exclusion
In a bid to enhance other income, Punjab National Bank (PNB) plans to give a fresh push to its credit card operations from November onwards as it expects its revamped IT infrastructure to be in place by that time. "PNB credit card is not visible in the market, although the features are at par with any other card in the market. Therefore, we have strengthened the credit card division and put a general manager in-charge for the business. "We are also enhancing digital infrastructure to support the business. So, total revamping is happening in the credit card business," the bank's MD Ashok Chandra told PTI. The bank is planning to reshape this entire activity and come up with new direction for growing the credit card business, he said, adding that "in next 3 months, the revamped IT infra will be in place and I am very hopeful that by November or December onwards, PNB will be in full swing as far as credit card business is concerned". Chandra also said the bank is in the process of ...
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) introduced "FEAT" (fairness, ethics, accountability, and transparency) principles in 2018
ICICI Bank has increased its CSR allocation to Rs 801 crore in FY25, with initiatives spanning healthcare, skill development, rural livelihoods and sustainability commitments
The incidence of default was higher among private lenders compared to their public sector counterparts, according to CareEdge Rating data
Corporate profits remained weak in Q1FY26, amid single-digit growth in revenues for the ninth consecutive quarter
RBI accepts Rs 1.82 trillion at 8-day VRRR auction as banks roll over maturing funds from earlier operations amid surplus system liquidity
India and the US have held five rounds of trade negotiations, with the sixth round scheduled later this month in India
Seven sutras outlined for fair, transparent, and safe AI adoption
During the last three financial years, the industry has also witnessed a sustained decline on a year-on-year basis
In a bid to shore up recovery, the country's second-largest public sector lender Punjab National Bank (PNB) has identified about 100 non-performing asset (NPA) accounts for sale to asset reconstruction companies (ARCs) during the current financial year. "More than 100 accounts we have identified...the book size will be somewhere around Rs 4,000-5,000 crore. That is the outstanding book (for sale to ARCs)," PNB MD and CEO Ashok Chandra told PTI in an interview. Asked about the amount the bank can realise from the sale, he said, "We expect to recover something in the range of 40-50 per cent minimum. Through that route also, we are expecting a good recovery should happen this financial year". There may be an account where 100 per cent recovery is also going to take place because you have good security now, but in some cases it could be low, he said, adding that "we are anticipating that average recovery should be 40-50 per cent minimum". Chandra also said the bank has devised the righ
Consolidation of balance sheet likely to top Rajiv Anand's agenda at the bank
Private sector Tamilnad Mercantile Bank is set to complete its digital transformation programme -- commenced last year -- in a phased manner within the financial year. Last year, the Tuticorin-based bank had earmarked Rs 150 crore to implement a range of technology-driven upgrades. These include development of Oracle Human Capital Management (HCM) software, Oracle CX-Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software, Vendor Management software for centralised expense management, and paperless automation of approvals. "A sophisticated net banking platform (DEH) has been designed to enhance digital banking experiences for both retail and corporate clients. Ongoing projects such as website and mobile banking revamps are slated for phased completion within the current financial year," the bank's MD and CEO Salee S Nair told PTI. The bank was also engaged in completely revamping the internet banking and have roped in IT major Infosys for this. "I think, by December end we should also have
Our domestic NIM currently stands at 2.84 per cent. Including our overseas portfolio of Rs 55,000 crore, the global NIM is around 2.70 per cent, says Chandra