Among the key issues highlighted are persistent technical glitches, including repeated login failures due to server-level errors and frequent auto logouts from the portal
Sharad Gangal, chairman, TJSB Sahakari Bank, told Business Standard that the bank will continue to look for inorganic growth opportunities
Follow the rule book, don't take any initiative, don't try to be innovative. With such vigilance shackles, will public sector banks ever be able to compete with private sector banks?
State-owned lenders use SLR surplus for disbursements
Credit growth to expand at 10.8-10.9% on regulatory easing
Bank of Maharashtra shares advanced after the public sector bank reported double-digit growth in loans and deposits in its March 2025 quarter (Q4FY25) business update
Fugitive liquor baron Vijay Mallya has claimed that Indian banks have got access to his properties worth Rs 14,131.6 crore, more than twice the amount that he owed to public sector banks. Mallya cited purported reference to the details of restoration done by the Enforcement Directorate against wilful defaulters in the Finance Ministry's annual report 2024-25 to say that banks have already recovered Rs 14,131.8 crore against Rs 6,203 crore awarded by the Debt Recovery Tribunal. "Finally, against aT judgment debt of Rs 6,203 crore, admitted recovery of Rs 14,131.8 crore, which will be evidence in my UK bankruptcy annulment application. Wonder what banks will say in an English Court," Mallya said in a post on X. Sharing details of fugitive economic offenders, including Mallya and 10 others, the report said a total of 44 extradition requests have been sent to various countries in respect of 36 individuals. As per the annual report of the ministry, a complete amount of attached properti
The meeting was chaired by the Department of Financial Services (DFS) Secretary M Nagaraju with the PSB chiefs and select private sector banks
Each bank has its own unique set of challenges, manpower, systems, capabilities, and infrastructure
The Finance Ministry statement further noted that the benefits to MSMEs by use of this model includes submission of application from anywhere through online mode, reduced paperwork and branch visit
The finance ministry has deferred performance review meeting with heads of public sector banks (PSBs) by a day to March 5. The meeting, to be chaired by Financial Services Secretary M Nagaraju, would review financial performance and progress of financial inclusion schemes, among others, sources said. Earlier, Department of Financial Services had fixed March 4 for the meeting. This is going to be the first meeting after presentation of Union Budget 2025-26 in Parliament. The 12 PSBs have posted highest-ever net profit of Rs 1.29 lakh crore in the April-December period of the current fiscal year, marking an annual increase of 31.3 per cent. The performance of PSBs has shown significant improvement on key financial parameters, like record net profit growth, improved asset quality, and build-up of adequate capital buffers, during the period under review. Further, improved asset quality is also visible from significantly low net NPA ratio at 0.59 per cent (aggregate net NPA outstandin
This is the first review meeting of the finance ministry with PSBs after the Union Budget 2025-26
PSBs have significantly improved asset quality, with a low net non-performing asset (NPA) ratio of 0.59 per cent, and an aggregate net NPA outstanding of Rs 61,252 crore
Sequentially, the public sector lender's profit was down by 7.86 per cent from Rs 18,331 crore in the quarter-ended September (Q2FY25)
It will weed out fraudulent borrowers and self-help group members, they say
The economy is very strong and on sound footing and we, as banks, typically mirror the economy
They have Rs 8,144 cr exposure to troubled telco
The restrictions make individuals ineligible if they had taken government loans in past five years
State-owned Punjab and Sind Bank plans to raise Rs 2,000 crore through Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP) during the ongoing quarter, a top official of the bank said. The bank has already appointed merchant bankers and legal advisers for the proposed QIP, Punjab & Sind Bank managing director and CEO Swarup Kumar Saha told PTI. "With the QIP, the government holding in the bank would come down 3-4 per cent and capital adequacy ratio would rise at the end of March 2025," he said. The government of India holds 98.25 per cent stake in Punjab & Sind Bank at the end of December 2024, he said. The government has extended the deadline for meeting minimum public shareholding norms for central public sector enterprises and public sector financial institutions till August 2026. Out of 12 public sector banks (PSBs), five are yet to comply with minimum public shareholding (MPS) norms and the government's holding is beyond 75 per cent. As per the Securities and Exchange Board of India ..
HDFC Bank, SBI, ICICI Bank share price target: Macquarie raises share target price of HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, SBI, cut IndusInd Bank share price target