Claims he resigned for personal reasons, adds that a new person at the helm may succeed where he failed
The housing financier has indicated it hopes to hear from the RBI by early October on its merge with Lakshmi Vilas Bank
Mukherjee quit citing personal reasons, the bank informed the bourses late in the evening
While wholesale book is down to 16% in Q1, it may still be outside the regulator's comfort zone
Proposes Sameer Gehlaut as non-executive chairman and Gagan Banga as MD and CEO of the amalgamated bank
Gross non performing assets (NPA), as a percentage of gross advances, stood at 17.30 per cent (Rs 3556.57 crore) during the three months ended June, 2019
These banks, taking a cue from the recent credit crisis, are reworking their underwriting practices
With the creation of a stronger bank, my shareholders and I can rest peacefully, says LVB CEO Parthasarathi Mukherjee
Religare Enterprises Ltd alleges Lakshmi Vilas misappropriated four fixed deposits worth Rs 791 crore.
IBHFL will hold around 90.5 per cent of the equity capital of the merged entity, while shareholders of LVB will hold around 9.5 per cent.
Shareholders of LVB will get 14 shares of IBHF for every 100 equity shares held in the bank during the merger between the Bank and IHFL
The huge valuation premium given to Lakshmi Vilas Bank and merger potential of other banks are driving up investor sentiment
Parthasarathi Mukherjee, managing director and chief executive of the bank, tells Business Standard the move would give a momentum to the concept of NBFCs entering the banking system through mergers
The union further alleged it (the merger) is obviously a short-circuit method by Indiabulls Housing Finance Ltd and manage to become a bank through this method
There are around 5,000 employees in Lakshmi Vilas Bank. The merged entity will have 14,302
Share-swap deal gives 36% premium to the bank's shareholders
The total income for the October-December 2018 quarter was at Rs 762.47 crore as against Rs 817.57 crore registered a year ago.
The stock slipped 12% to Rs 82 on the BSE in early morning trade after the bank's net loss widened sequentially to Rs 1.32 billion in September 2018 quarter.
Lack of capital to grow the advance book was another issue for the bank
The stock locked in upper circuit of 20% at Rs 85.25, bouncing back 25% from its early morning low of Rs 67.95 on the BSE.