The penalty ranges from Rs 50 lakh to Rs 2 crore, with SBI being charged Rs 50 lakh and BoB Rs 2 crore
On a closing basis, the bank's market cap was Rs 51,887 crore at the end of trading on Friday, surpassing its peers Punjab National Bank (PNB) and Bank of Baroda (BOB)
This is aimed at striking a work-life balance and productivity enhancement in the long run.
Till March, banks could hold on but not all of them will be in a position to stomach the impact of the second wave of the pandemic
Debt of Rs 11,200 crore of Reliance Capital group will get resolved once the winning bid is frozen
State-owned Bank of Baroda will conduct an e-auction of as many as 46 NPA accounts later this month to recover dues of Rs 597.41 crore. The lender, in a notification, said it intends to sell these NPA accounts to asset reconstruction companies (ARCs) / banks / NBFCs or other financial institutions (FIs) on 100 per cent cash basis, for which the e-auction will take place on June 21, 2021. The major NPA accounts put up for sale include Meena Jewels Export & Meena Jewellers Export (Rs 60.76 crore); Crystal Cable Industries (Rs 57.49 crore); J R Foods Ltd (Rs 41.60 crore); Shree Raghuvanshi Fibres (Rs 27.38 crore); Kaneri Agro Industries (Rs 24.69 crore); Man Tubinox (Rs 24.28 crore) and Aryans Educational and Charitable Trust (Rs 20.79 crore). The last date for submission of expression of interest is June 19, the bank said, adding the completion of due diligence will take place on the same day. "E-bidding timings will be from 11.30 AM to 12.30 PM with unlimited extension of 5 minutes
The elephant in Indian banking has already become nimble-footed. Its new boss, Dinesh Khara, needs to choreograph the steps for its dance
For fiscal year 2020-21, the bank reported a net profit of Rs 828.95 crore, up 52 per cent from Rs 546.18 crore a year ago.
The surge in liquidity - following additional infusion by central banks to fight the Covid-19 pandemic - has pushed down interest rates across the globe
Shetty is currently in India and trying to return to Dubai to take care of his businesses, but a travel ban issued by BoB has put paid to his plans.
The stock declined 3.81 per cent to close at Rs 80.65 at the NSE.
While risk from the second wave of Covid-19 remains for its retail book, the corporate cycle is clearly turning, and hence BoB will also benefit from this trend, says CLSA
Shares of Bank of Baroda on Monday declined nearly 6 per cent after the company reported a standalone net loss of Rs 1,047 crore in the quarter ended March 31, 2021
Bank of Baroda (BoB) reported a standalone net loss of Rs 1,047 crore in the quarter ended March 2021, as it shifted to a new tax regime
Excluding the impact of change in tax regime, the bank would have reported profit after tax of Rs 2,267 crore in Q4FY21
The Bank's gross non-performing assets (NPAs) rose sequentially to 8.87 per cent in Q4FY21
Maintaining an optimistic view relative to the previous two brokerages, Motilal Oswal expects BoB's net profit to grow 82.6 per cent YoY to Rs 925 crore on the back of a sharp decline in provisions
Analysts are bullish on the PSBs' bottom lines on the back of favorable base on NII, a seasonally higher fee quarter, and some recoveries from Bhushan Power
Bank of Baroda is looking to hire three digital marketing agencies to strengthen its brand, aiming to be a preferred choice of customers with innovative banking models
SBI, HDFC Bank among lenders gearing up to support companies involved in mitigating Covid-19 outbreak.