The case by the UK subsidiary of PNB is seen as a landmark decision for similar cases involving wilful defaulters who are residing in or have assets in the UK
The issue opened on July 27 and closed on July 29, PNB said
The company is cautious on lending to construction, gems and jewellery, hospitality and aviation sectors, says executive
Without regulatory intervention, slippages could surge 300 bps
MD Rao said 2019-20 started with an overarching goal towards 'Year of Profitability and Creating Value', leaving the adversities of the previous financial year behind
Pain and uncertainty will be a way of life for many banks in 2021. For a few, the light at the end of the tunnel has turned into a flicker
Bonds/non-convertible debentures constitute significant portion of company's total borrowings, says state-owned lender
Shares of DHFL, meanwhile, tanked 4.8 per cent in the intra-day trade to hit a day's low of Rs 14.9 apiece on the BSE
The Government of India currently holds 85.59 per cent stake in the bank.
The bank has already made provisions amounting to Rs 1,246.58 crore, as per prescribed prudential norms, it added
All that happened in the markets today
Besides, the board will clear opening balance sheet of the amalgamated bank as on April 1
Rao also said that the normalcy is still too far which is making it difficult to assess the situation of companies in terms of cash-flows
SBI, Jammu & Kashmir Bank, Punjab National Bank, Bank of Baroda, Canara Bank and Indian Bank were all up in the range of 7 per cent to 10 per cent on the NSE
PNB has a number of associates like PNB Housing Finance Ltd with 32.65 per cent stake and PNB MetLife with 30 per cent shares
On aggregate basis, gross NPA ratio of 8 PSBs declined by 132 bps
Boris Johnson announced further relaxations in lockdown enforced due to Covid-19 pandemic
In FY19, lenders had seen a contraction in global loan book after letters of comfort were discontinued
While UBI posted a net loss of around Rs 6,700 crore in the quarter ending March 2020 (Q4FY20), OBC logged a net loss of around Rs 2,700 crore, an executive said, requesting anonymity.
"MSMEs are working hard to come back to normalcy. We expect a robust comeback from them in October, particularly in some sectors"