Shares of IndusInd Bank were on the rise today.It not only rallied over 2% in early trade today, but it has also recovered 41% from its March 12th low of ₹605.40.
Arun Khurana, deputy CEO of IndusInd Bank, has resigned with immediate effect, taking responsibility for the ₹1,960 crore losses due to incorrect accounting of internal derivative trades.
This is the second high-profile exit from the bank in 2025
Based on the findings of an external agency's probe, IndusInd has estimated an impact of 2.27% on its net worth as of December 2024
Cumulative adverse accounting impact on P&L at Rs 1,960 crore as of March 31, 2025
Yes Bank's profitability remains lower vis-a-vis private peers
Bank has not engaged EY to conduct a forensic audit of MFI biz, the lender clarified
IndusInd's shares, which have fallen 13% since the derivative accounting lapse was disclosed, closed 5% lower on Tuesday
IndusInd Bank's stock fell as much as 6.3 per cent during the day to ₹775.4 per share
Kumar to lead bank's finance and accounts functions
Bank's shares jump 7%; focus now shifts to forensic audit report
With the estimates by the external agency in-line with the management's announcement, it is expected to restrict any major downside, ICICI Securities said.
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The bank said it received the report from the external agency on April 15
Foreign Portfolio Investors increased their holding in the bank by nearly 5 percentage points to 29.5% in March 2025 quarter from 24.7% at the end of December 2024 quarter.
RBI is working to ensure frequency of such occurrence is less, he said
Asserting that the Indian banking system is safe, secure and robust, Reserve Bank Governor Sanjay Malhotra on Wednesday said crises in some banks and a housing finance company are 'episodes' and not 'total failure'. He was responding to a question about whether there were larger systemic concerns around the accounting lapses at IndusInd Bank and the failure of the Mumbai-based New India Cooperative Bank and Aviom India Housing Finance Pvt Ltd. Without getting into specifics of any individual cases, Malhotra said, "St system level...we are very very safe, secure and robust and the system is resilient." In this large system with number of players with almost 10,000 NBFCs and around 1,500 cooperative banks and cases of failure of cooperative banks in the last 7-8 years are very small compared to the overall size, he said. "So these things will happen. Our effort is to minimise the impact and minimise them...I would not call them total failure, these are episodes," he said. Malhotra .
In Q4, the bank's net advances declined 5.2 per cent quarter-on-quarter (Q-o-Q) to ₹3,47,933 crore as compared to ₹3,43,298 crore
Advances contract by Rs 19,000 cr in Q4 but increased 1.4% Y-o-Y