Shares of the company closed at Rs 6,393.75 - up 2.14 per cent from the previous days' close
Analysts have 'neutral' to 'buy' recommendation on the share with target price ranging between Rs 320 and Rs 440, it closed at Rs 273 on Monday
R Baskar Babu, managing director & chief executive officer of Suryoday Small Finance Bank, tells Manojit Saha in an interview that the regulator wants these lenders to rebalance the portfolio
As we celebrate the banks' performance in FY22, let's not throw caution to the wind
'When we started the bank seven years back, 98 per cent of the loan book was micro and group loans; now it is 47 per cent'
The lender declared its January-March earnings Wednesday, and posted a drop in its gross NPAs to 11.78 per cent from 14.12 per cent reported a year ago
It said that the global economic fallout from the Russia-Ukraine military conflict will create some risks
The credit and other provisions are estimated to dip to 1.3-1.4 per cent of advances in FY23 as against an estimated 1.7-1.8 per cent in FY22
SBI, which is India's largest lender by assets, had gross non-performing assets of 1,200 billion rupees at the end of December, representing 4.5% of its loan book
The Central Repository of Information on Large Credits (CRILC) is tasked to collect, store, and disseminate credit data to lenders
Banks are better placed now than any time in the past three years, but they are not yet over the hump
According to NACH data, the metric improved by 100 bps by value over Jan, to 22.4%. By volume, it stood at 29.2%, an improvement of 40 bps over Jan
RBI had on November 12, 2021, introduced tighter asset quality reporting norms for all lenders, which brought in housing financiers and NBFCs on par with commercial banks
The alleged Rs 22,842 crore ABG Shipyard fraud is the largest fraud detected in the Indian banking system yet.
Banks have started seeing signs of growth in credit. Retail loans still remain the growth driver but money has also started flowing to the corporate sector
NARCL has a competitive advantage over private asset reconstruction companies, because it comes with deep pockets and a government guarantee
LIC's revenue or total income growth in FY21 was the best in five years
Gross NPA ratio has come down to 6.9 per cent as of end September 2021, according to Reserve Bank of India (RBI) data
Non-banking financial company Mahindra and Mahindra Finance is aiming to reduce its net non-performing assets (NPA) ratio to below 4 per cent by March-end. In the quarter ended December 31, 2021, the company's net NPA (stage 3 assets), stood at 5.63 per cent (as per IND-AS accounting norms). Under the Reserve Bank of India's Prudential Norms on Income Recognition, Asset Classification and Provisioning pertaining to Advances (IRACP), released in November last year, its net NPA was at around 11 per cent in the third quarter of the current fiscal. Its Vice-Chairman and Managing Director Ramesh Iyer said the company is committed to reducing net NPAs to below 4 per cent under IND-AS and below 6 per cent under IRACP, by March-end. The non-bank may be required to make an additional provision in the range of Rs 500 crore to Rs 1,500 crore in Q4 FY22 in order to bring the net NPA below 6 per cent under IRACP norms. Its gross NPA as per IND-AS was at Rs 7,223 crore (11.30 per cent) and unde
According to the survey, the banking system is well capitalised and the overhang of NPAs seem to have structurally declined even allowing for some lagged impact of the pandemic