Rate applicable to both fresh deposits and renewals of up to Rs 2 crore for a tenure of 600 days, seniors to get 0.5% more
The bank has also tweaked the deposit rate for 555 days
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
NIMs expanded as banks hiked rates on lending faster than those on deposits
Balances of Rs 10 cr and above to earn 3% rate of interest Oct 15 onwards; 2.7% rate unchanged on deposits below Rs 10 cr
The new rules, according to experts, will widen the responsibility of directors to the statutory auditors. They came into effect on August 29
The highest rate for senior citizens is 6.55 per cent for tenors ranging from 5 years to more than 5 years and up to 10 years
Banks are rushing to woo depositors with attractive rates. These deposit rates may soar further if repo rate rise to 5.75 - 6% by the end of this calendar year. So, what is in the store for investors?
At a time when growth in bank credit is outstripping that of deposits, several lenders, including the country's largest bank, State Bank of India (SBI), have raised deposit rates ahead of the festival
There is, however, room for the deposit rates to rise, with the average one-year deposit rate for banks standing at 5.41 per cent
The window, which is available on Wednesday and Thursday, offers an annual rate of 6.80 per cent on NRE deposits worth Rs 2 crore to less than Rs 150 crore
Rule applies to banks with deposits above Rs 100 crore; glide path till March 2026, to meet revised CAR norm in phases for UCBs that do not meet it currently
Although transmission of deposit and lending rates has significantly improved in recent times, several factors continue to obstruct effective monetary transmission to these bank rates, RBI has said
Says economic shock from Covid-19 may weaken borrower credit profiles and hurt their asset quality. outlook on ratings of all four is negative
The company has around 600 branches spread across the country
YES Bank's total deposits increased to Rs 1.17 trillion (including CD) as on June 30 from Rs 1.05 trillion as on March 31
SBI has reduced its savings deposit interest rates to 2.70 per cent across all slabs from May 31, according to its website
The private sector lender has cut interest rate on all deposits of less than Rs 50 lakh to 3 per cent
The bank also reduced interest rate on term deposits - retail and bulk - by 10-50 basis points (bps) across various tenors
Bond yields will also be under pressure due to Rs 2.7 trillion of switches in FY21, which increases duration risk