Structural issues, however, could cap returns on their stocks, Morgan Stanley said
Axis Bank on Wednesday said it will be available on popular social messaging app WhatsApp and will allow basic banking services, including account balance, and transactions history. The third largest private sector lender said the service will allow customers to seek information regarding their account balance, recent transactions, credit card payments, fixed and recurring deposit details, besides getting their queries answered in real-time. The facilities will be available to both the bank and non-bank customers, it said. Among others, people can put their queries about nearest branch, ATM, loan centre location. Customers can also apply for various banking products through WhatsApp, it said. They can also block their credit or debit card using the secure end-to-end encrypted messaging channel. Axis Bank said all the services on WhatsApp Banking will be available 24X7, including holidays. To get on-board, customers need to send a Hi to 7036165000 on WhatsApp. "Our objective is to
The firm will issue non convertible debentures (NCDs) on a private placement basis
The lender is in a better shape and the current capital base is adequate and could support growth in the next financial year
More deposits help shore up bank finances, but are not necessarily good news for lenders
The issued, subscribed and paid-up share capital is worth Rs 10,752.40 crore and the security premium is of Rs 50,732.27 crore.
Reorganising global consumer operations on the table of new CEO
Says banking sector was badly hit 12 years ago due to aggressive lending; but now instead of brushing NPAs under the carpet, it is mandatory to report even one-day defaults
Deposits rose 11.8%
The ARC will not 'jeopardise' the activities of existing players in the space, Das said on Thursday
Move will spur competition, promote efficiency in customer service standards
While the Indian economy is on a mend, the permanent GDP loss stemming from the brunt of the coronavirus is huge at 10 per cent
India is the third most profitable region for the lender after Hong Kong and mainland China
Banks are being asked to say which types of the derivatives they clear in Britain they would consider "the easiest to clear" at an EU clearer instead, a sign of a potentially targeted approach
The firm is aiming for an acceleration in credit growth into 'mid-teen' figures in 2021-22
HSBC on Tuesday is set to report an expected plunge in annual profits reflecting the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic
ICICI Bank, Axis, among others see rise 'proforma' slippages in Q3
SBI Payments is a subsidiary of India's largest lender State Bank of India
The court held that banks cannot wash off their hands towards their customers for the operation of lockers
Private sector lender Karnataka Bank on Friday said it has reported to the RBI a fraud of about Rs 34.16 crore in credit facilities extended to IL&FS Transportation Networks, which is a dud account now. "The bank has reported to RBI (Reserve Bank of India) a fraud in the credit facilities extended earlier to IL&FS Transportation Networks Ltd with an outstanding balance of Rs 34.16 crore (defaulted entity)," Karnataka Bank said in a regulatory filing. The lender said IL&FS Transportation had availed credit from it during 2016 under multiple banking arrangement in which Karnataka Bank was one of the members. During 2018, the borrowing account was classified as non-performing asset and has been fully provided for, it added. Karnataka Bank stock closed 0.72 per cent down at Rs 69.40 apiece on BSE.