Total income rose to Rs 4601.88 crore during the quarter from Rs 4512.18 crore
The stock moved higher to its lifetime high of Rs 319, up 12% on BSE in intra-day trade.
As a board-driven bank, Indian Bank will have continuity in terms of strategies and medium and long term plan even though there is a change in the position of MD & CEO, said M K Jain, the outgoing MD and CEO of Indian Bank. He will be joining IDBI Bank in the first week of April, since the financial year closure is going on in the bank.Speaking to the analysts about the change in management today, he said that while the change of guard may result in some course correction, there will not be a larger and major impact as far as the bank's future and strategy are concerned. "Top management is not consisting of only MD and CEO, the EDs and the board are still continuing, who are part of the strategies,"he said. His assurance comes in the backdrop of the declining share price of Indian Bank after the government's decision go swap the MD and CEO of Indian Bank with MD and CEO of IDBI Bank.From the media reports it seems that the government aims to give longer tenure at the management of
PoS & e-commerce transactions increased to 2.5 lakh from 70,000 in a day
The stock hit a 52-week high of Rs 279, up 8% on BSE after the bank reported profit of Rs 373 crore in Q3.
These were done by around 20,000 employees serving in 2,581 branches
Board deferred plans to raise funds
Initiatives to reduce cost, improve other income improved profit, says MD & CEO
The stock surged 12% to Rs 174, also its 52-week high on the BSE, after reporting 43% YoY jump in profit at Rs 307 cr in Q1FY17.
Net non-performing assets of the bank rose to 4.48 per cent at the end of June 2016
On completion of trial, M Gopalakrishnan and Sai Jagannathan were convicted and sentenced to three years of rigorous imprisonment
For deposits in US Dollars, the revised interest rates have been fixed at 1.70% for one year
They are accused of causing loss to the tune of Rs 5.5 cr to the lender
Public sector bank Indian Bank has received approval from the Board of Directors to raise Tier II or additional Tier I Bonds for Rs 1,100 crore in one or more tranches in in the current and subsequent years. The Bank, in a regulatory filing said that the Board has earlier approved to raise Basel III complaint Tier II Bonds for Rs 1,100 crore, but considering the changed scenario, the Board accorded approval to the Bank to raise Basel III complaint Tier II of Additional Tier I Bonds for the same amount in one or more tranches in the current or subsequent years based on the requirement.Ends