The bank said it has time until March 2018 to raise the funds
SBI today said it will buy-back shares worth over Rs 99 crore in its primary dealership subsidiary company SBI DFHI. "Executive Committee of Central Board in its meeting held on September 27 has accorded final approval for buyback of equity shares held by State Bank of India in SBI DFHI for buy back," SBI said in a regulatory filing. As per the approval, SBI will buy back 1,911,974 equity shares it held in SBI DFHI for Rs 520 per share aggregating to Rs 99.42 crore. SBI has the largest shareholding of 72.17 per cent in the company, while 22.32 per cent is owned by nationalised banks and the rest of 5.51 per cent by financial institutions/ private banks. SBI DFHI was created in 2004 as a result of amalgamation of RBI promoted Discount & Finance House of India (DFHI) and SBI Gilts Ltd (a SBI subsidiary). The company is engaged into book building process in primary auctions of government securities. The company said it also actively participates in the domestic interes
Exempts pensioners, minors from minimum balance norm
For non-maintenance of MAB, the charges have also been revised downward ranging from 20% to 50%
Bank expects savings in excess of Rs 1,160 crore per annum
This is part of the plan to mop up Rs 15,000 crore from the markets in the current fiscal year
IT solutions firm NIIT Technologies said it will be integrating Arago's AI technology
Recapitalisation is the only way out for public sector banks
There were media reports about hike in service charges to Rs 25 on regular ATM transactions
The 10-member Bankex index added 2.8% on Thursday and touched a record high
Consolidation has reversed a long spell of setting up new enterprises by each new govt in New Delhi
Marginal cost-based lending rate of the SBI remains unchanged
The bank is keen on recruiting 2313 for the post of probationary officers and clerk
Standalone net profit, not including contributions from subsidiaries or associates, rose 134%
Here is derivative strategy on SBI by Sacchitanand Uttekar, Equity Technical Analyst & PFA at Motilal Oswal Securities
The merger would make SBI a global-sized bank and would be amongst the top 50 lenders in the world
An investment vehicle affiliated with KKR-managed funds, and an affiliate of Temasek will each purchase 1.95 crore shares from SBI
Affirms present ratings, maintains stable outlook; doesn't see upside potential, as it won't rate bank above sovereign
With the merger of all the five associates and BMB, SBI will become a global-sized bank
The order of the Commission came on a plea by Ramesh Ranchordas Joshi