The capital adequacy ratio (CRAR) for the quarter was 15.83 per cent an improvement against 15.31 per cent in the previous quarter
Private sector lender IndusInd Bank today posted a 24.72 per cent increase in net profit to Rs 936.25 crore for the quarter ended on December 31, 2017. The bank had recorded a net profit of Rs 750.64 crore in the October-December quarter of last fiscal. Total income of the lender also increased to Rs 5,473.54 crore during the quarter under review, up 16.05 per cent as against Rs 4,716.13 crore over the corresponding period of the previous fiscal, IndusInd Bank said in a BSE filing. The gross non-performing assets (NPAs) of IndusInd Bank increased to 1.16 per cent of the total advances during the third quarter of the current fiscal, against 0.94 per cent at the end of third quarter of 2016-17. Net NPAs of the bank rose to 0.46 per cent in the quarter from 0.39 per cent of the total assets. Commenting on the performance, IndusInd Bank MD & CEO Romesh Sobti said: "The bank has continued to show a steadfast performance again in this quarter. All vectors for both topline .
The tenor of the loan is for three years and will be used for general banking purposes
The company plans to use excess margin from retail loans to subsidise good quality corporate book
Focus shifts to how consolidation with Bharat Financial would play out
Total income rose to Rs 5,395.92 crore from Rs 4,439.72
BS ReporterHyderabad, 9 September: Micro finance company Bharat Financial Inclusion Limited(BFIL), formerly known as SKS Microfinance, has announced that it has signed an exclusivity agreement on Monday for a potential merger with private sector lender IndusInd Bank.Statements issued by both BFIL and IndusInd Bank on the signing of an exclusivity agreement finally confirmed months of speculations over the ongoing negotiations between the two in the run up to a strategic arrangement.Some of the earlier reports indicated that it was going to be an all-stock deal while the structure of amalgamation on whether BFIL would be merged into IndusInd Bank or would it be made a wholly-owned subsidiary was still a part of the ongoing discussions.Bharat Financial CEO and managing director M R Rao said they are hoping to conclude the deal in the next few weeks of time. " The purpose of signing this exclusivity agreement is to discuss the terms of the proposed merger, including the valuations ...
Gross NPAs at 1.09% broke FY17 trend of sub-1% levels
The performance of IndusInd Bank suggests that some of the concerns that the Street expressed on likely dip in non-interest income and sustainability of deposit base garnered in December quarter were probably a bit stretched. More importantly, the March quarter (Q4) results reiterated that the bank is in the right direction to achieve its 3-year targets, which includes doubling customer base to 20 million. Among others, it plans to expand loan book by 25-30 per cent by FY21, while improving its low-cost current account - savings accounts (CASA) deposit share to 40 per cent.Net interest income (NII) at Rs 1,667 crore expanded by 31 per cent year-on-year, while the fee income grew a tad higher at 33 per cent year-on-year to Rs 1,211 crore. This is marginally ahead of Street expectation, though provisions for loans which almost doubled in March 2017 quarter (Q4) restricted net profit growth to 21 per cent. Consequently, at Rs 752 crore, net profit was lower than Bloomberg estimate of Rs .
FY17 net up 25% at Rs 2,867 cr
Fundraising plan is pending shareholder approval and a nod from the board of directors
Private sector lender IndusInd Bank has raised Rs 1,000 crore by issuing bonds compliant with Basel III standards. The board of directors have passed the resolution for issuance of Basel III compliant bonds towards non-equity additional tier I capital for cash aggregating to Rs 1,000 crore on private placement, the bank said in a regulatory filing. The bonds, in the nature of debentures, are of face value of Rs 10 lakh each. They have been rated stable 'AA' both by Crisil and India Ratings & Research. India is implementing globally accepted Basel III Capital Regulations for banks since April 1, 2013 to become fully compliant with the norms by March 2019. The standards were introduced after the 2008 global economic crisis to make banks more resilient to sub-prime shocks. It requires banks to improve on their capital planning to meet contingencies. Stock of IndusInd Bank closed 0.38 per cent down at Rs 1,379.65 on BSE.
As on December 31, 2016, IndusInd had an asset base of about Rs 1,67,102 crore
All-share deal may value Bharat Financial at Rs 12,000 crore
YES Bank was up 2.7% at Rs 1,452 and IndusInd Bank, up 1.4% at Rs 1,341 hit record highs in intra-day trade on NSE
Mid-sized private sector lender Indusind Bank is keen on acquiring new credit card customers
The stock rallied 6% to Rs 1,231 on BSE in intra-day trade
Net profit in the second quarter rose to Rs 704.26 crore from Rs 560.04 crore in the corresponding quarter last year
The total income of the lender also increased to Rs 4,439.72 crore during the quarter under review
Bank will be able to actively offer products such as ECBs to customers in an area where it had limited capabilities so far