With this reduction, the one-year MCLR has come down to 8.15 per cent per annum from 8.25 per cent, according to a bank statement; it will be effective from February 12, 2020
BoB's new managing director and chief executive Sanjiv Chadha tells Business Standard that while the bank has a comfortable capital base to grow he would prefer to visit the market
In the three months to December period, BoB's fresh slippages stood at Rs 10,387 crore, of which Rs 4,509 crore were on account of divergence found by the Reserve Bank for 2019 fiscal
Credit costs could stay elevated in the coming financial year
Posts net loss due to jump in NPA provisions on divergence
Banking counters were leading the charge from the front with ICICI Bank becoming the biggest contributor toward's today's gain, ahead of its December quarter results tomorrow
The bank, which is slated to report its Q3FY20 numbers later today, is expected to report a nearly 300 per cent rise in the net profit at Rs 1,851 crore on a year-on-year (YoY) basis.
Analysts say that the Nifty's close in the positive territory on Thursday might mean that the first leg of downside is over and a bounce back has resumed
Currently, Ramo Cements' stock is hovering in a range, after a sharp up move, offering fresh buying opportunity to those who missed the chance earlier
The government has appointed Sanjiv Chadha as the new managing director and chief executive of Bank of Baroda
Union Bank of India has reduced the MCLR by 10 basis points across all tenors with effect from January 11, 2020
CRISIL believes BoB will be able to maintain adequate capitalisation over the medium term, backed by capital support from the Union government
The issue which opened on Thursday and closed the same day, saw a total of 11 allottees through private placement of bonds, the bank said in a BSE filing
AUM of both companies declined in September quarter
To comply with Basel III capital regulations, banks need to improve and strengthen their capital planning processes.
In recent months, there have been several instances of under-reporting of bad loans by lenders
The lender's performance is likely to stay subdued on weak economy, NBFC stress
As part of rationalising its international operations, state-owned Bank of Baroda Thursday signed a share purchase agreement with Ansa Merchant Bank to sell the business of Bank of Baroda Trinidad & Tobago. BoB Trinidad & Tobago started its operations in October 2007 as a wholly-owned overseas subsidiary. "We have had a long and successful tenure in Trinidad & Tobago and will look forward to a disruption-free service to our valued customers of in that market," executive director Murali Ramaswami, said in a statement. The sale will need an approval from Central Bank of Trinidad & Tobago. BoB had decided to exit the business way back in May 2017.
HDFC Bank had also cut its MCLR by 10 bps across tenures last month
Last week, the country's largest lender State Bank of India had approved diluting up to 8.25% stake in UTI AMC