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HDFC Bank prices $750 mn bond in largest lender offshore deal since 2023

The deal is the largest by an Indian lender since the State Bank of India's $750 million five-year bond sale in May 2023 and comes as SBI and Bank of Baroda line up similar overseas debt sales

Stocks to Watch today: Wipro, HDFC Bank, Power Grid, DOMS Industries

Stock to Watch today, June 17: Bharat Forge, Samhi Hotels, NHPC, Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS), Bank of Maharashtra, and Sula Vineyards are among the top stocks to watch today

Dollar draw: Domestic banks raise their FCNR (B) deposit rates sharply

Major lenders have increased FCNR(B) deposit rates after the RBI offered to absorb hedging costs, a move aimed at attracting foreign currency inflows from NRIs

Stocks to Watch today: IndiGo, Afcons, Bharti Hexacom, JSW Infra, NTPC

Stocks to Watch today: IndiGo, SpiceJet, Afcons infra, JSW Infra, Bharti Hexacom, NTPC Green Energy, NTPC, NLC India, FirstCry, JW Steel, HDFC Bank, among others, will in focus today.

HC rejects Lilavati Trust's restraint plea against HDFC Bank, imposes costs

The Bombay High Court on Tuesday dismissed an interim plea filed by the medical trust that runs Lilavati Hospital here, seeking to restrain the HDFC Bank, its Managing Director and CEO Sashidhar Jagdishan and others from making any defamatory remarks against the trust and its members. The Lilavati Kirtilal Mehta Medical Trust had filed the interim application in a defamation suit seeking Rs 1,000 crore damages from the bank, alleging that it and its senior executives had allegedly released statements to the media and also on its social media platforms that were defamatory and harmed the reputation of the trust. A bench of Justice Somasekhar Sundaresan, while dismissing the application, however, noted that the statements were not defamatory and were in fact factually accurate. The court also imposed a cost of Rs 5 lakh on the trust, which would have to be paid to the HDFC Bank, while noting that the application was just another plea in the long chain of proceedings initiated by the .

HDFC Bank raises MCLR by up to 10 bps despite RBI holding repo rate steady

The country's largest private-sector lender increased lending benchmarks across tenors, with the sharpest rise in the two-year MCLR despite an unchanged policy rate

HDFC Bank hikes lending rates by up to 10 bps across tenors from June 8

Private sector lender HDFC Bank has increased the Marginal Cost of funds-based Lending Rate (MCLR) by up to 10 basis points across tenors effective June 8, 2026. The maximum hike of 10 basis points was for loans having a maturity of two years to 8.55 per cent from the earlier 8.45 per cent. The benchmark one-year MCLR has been revised up by 5 basis points to 8.40 per cent, as per the data available on the HDFC Bank website. The one-year rate is used to fix most consumer loans, such as auto, personal and home loans. The overnight, three-month, six-month and three-year tenor MCLRs have been raised by 5 basis points to 8.10 per cent, 8.20 per cent, 8.35 per cent and 8.65 per cent, respectively. The MCLR hike decision comes days after the Reserve Bank on Friday expectedly kept interest rates unchanged for the second time in a row as it weighed the impact of rising energy prices and supply disruptions caused by the West Asia crisis.

Banks are in the pink of health, for now, but face twin challenges ahead

Twin challenges before banks are mobilisation of funds to support credit growth and fixing the cracks in certain segments of credit

Differential deposit rates beyond RBI norms not acceptable: Sanjay Malhotra

RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra says banks must remain transparent on deposit rates and cannot offer differential rates beyond categories permitted by the regulator

CBSE re-evaluation requests cross 56,000; Board says DoS attack thwarted

The board said it successfully blocked a 3.8-million-packet denial-of-service attack as applications for verification and re-evaluation continued to rise

Best of BS Opinion: HDFC Bank must emphatically address all concerns

Hello and welcome to BS Opinion, a wrap of editorials and columns on today's Opinion page

Governance questions: HDFC Bank must emphatically address all concerns

HDFC Bank must address governance concerns transparently after reports of irregular payments linked to bulk deposits, while the RBI should clarify its oversight role

HDFC Bank denies inappropriate payments allegation, shares fall

HDFC Bank rejected allegations of inappropriate payments to a Maharashtra government agency as its shares declined amid renewed scrutiny over governance concerns

Credit card spends rise 7% to ₹1.97 trillion in April 2026: RBI data

Credit card spends rose 7.06 per cent year-on-year in April 2026, driven by growth in PoS and e-commerce transactions, according to RBI data

Bharti Airtel briefly overtakes HDFC Bank to be second most valued firm

Bharti Airtel briefly surpassed HDFC Bank in market capitalisation during intra-day trade as the telecom major continued to outperform the private lender this year

Keki Mistry likely to stay on as interim part-time Chair at HDFC Bank

Keki Mistry likely to get interim extension as HDFC Bank continues search for long-term non-executive chairman

FPIs cut stakes in HDFC Bank, Reliance since 2022; bet on Paytm, Eternal

FPIs have reduced shareholding in large-cap stocks like HDFC Bank, Reliance and Infosys since 2022 while increasing exposure to Paytm, Eternal, Polycab and healthcare stocks, ICICI Securities said

CMS Info Systems bags Rs 400 crore ATM outsourcing deal from HDFC

The five-year mandate covers 6,000 ATMs and includes currency logistics, ATM modernisation and deployment of CMS's AI-powered HAWKAI platform

HDFC Bank governance review finds no lapses after chairman exit: Sources

India's largest private lender by assets called ​in Mumbai-based Trilegal and Wadia Ghandy & Co after Atanu Chakraborty resigned as chairman in March citing "incongruence" between his personal values

Bombay HC quashes Lilavati Trust bribery case against HDFC Bank CEO

The Bombay High Court on Tuesday quashed a bribery case against HDFC Bank MD and CEO Sashidhar Jagdishan filed by the Lilavati Kirtilal Mehta Medical Trust, calling the complaint a "counterblast" to the bank's recovery proceedings to reclaim dues of over Rs 65 crore. A division bench of Justices M S Karnik and N R Borkar stated that financial institutions are bound to initiate proceedings for recovery of loan amounts, and observed that the complaint was a result of the acrimony and strained relations between the Trust's past and present trustees. Lilavati Kirtilal Mehta Medical Trust runs Lilavati Hospital in Bandra. "In our view, the complaint is nothing but a counterblast to the recovery proceedings initiated, and the materials on record do not at all justify an investigation into the claim made by the complainant," the court said. It also refused to accept the complainant's claim that the Trust's founder, Kishore Mehta, died in 2024 because of pressure mounted by the bank and sa