Post the transaction, the ICICI Bank's stake in its general insurance subsidiary stands at 51.9 per cent and the rest is publicly held
From Reliance Industries net debt free to India-China border clash, here are the top headlines of the day
At Hong Kong, an important financial centre in Asia, Indian banks have had business operations for decades.
Share of large private banks in corporate relationships have moved from 27 per cent in 2017 to 32 per cent in 2019, according to Greenwich Associates, a Crisil group company
The FPIs are in advanced talks with an Indian bank to act as a custodian.
The two firms will continue with AION fund 1, which had raised $850 million, till their investments are redeemed and the fund wound up in the next few years.
Deposits of Rs 50 lakh and above will earn interest of 3.25 per cent as against 3.75 per cent currently
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
RBI in the past was against this market, but gave way when it was found that the offshore volume in rupee trading is actually higher than the onshore volume
Interestingly, all the 50 Nifty components have delivered positive gains during this period.
The pressure on earnings will continue, say experts
Analysts at Edelweiss estimate that banks like Axis Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank and ICICI Bank have 25-30 per cent of their loan book under the moratorium
The Bajaj group is the only one on the list of 12 conglomerates to be down - 1 per cent - since the lockdown came into effect, thanks to the hammering of stocks of non-banking financial companies.
A gap down close after touching 100-DMA indicates selling pressure in HDFC Bank. he counter has consistently failed to conquer 100-DMA as gap-down close has forced prices to correct even further.
While filing their financial results for FY20, corporations should adequately address the Covid-19 related concern and its impact on asset quality
Last financial year saw a series of banks failures starting with Punjab & Maharashtra Co-operative Bank and culminated in near collapse of YES Bank, India's 5th-largest private sector bank at its peak
Of 30 constituents, 20 declined and 10 advanced. Mahindra & Mahindra ended as the top loser on the index while telecom major Bharti Airtel was the biggest gainer
Sitharaman announced a special liquidity scheme of Rs 30,000 crore for NBFCs, housing finance companies (HFCs) and MFIs, which are finding it difficult to raise money from the debt markets.
Unlike its peers, ICICI Bank has been more watchful of the emerging situation