Net profit for reporting quarter rises by 19.6 per cent to Rs 6,658.62 crore from net profit of Rs 5,568.16 crore in Q1FY20
The bank's net revenue grows 8% from Rs 18,264.5 in the same quarter last year to Rs 19,740.7 crore
For the Q1FY21, the bank is expected to report around 20 per cent year-on-year (YoY) growth in net profit. Besides, asset quality is seen stable owing to the moratorium being provided by the RBI
Extension of moratorium, ICICI Securities points out, till August would push recognition of pain points, thereby leading to benign slippages and stable headline non-performing asset (NPA) numbers
That apart, NBFC stocks such as Bajaj Financial Holding, Bajaj Finserv, M&M Finance, Choldamandalam Investment and Finance Company, and Bajaj Finance tumbled up to 5 per cent
The bank decided against proceeding with an earlier proposal to extend the employment of Ashok Khanna, an 18-year veteran at the bank, after the investigation was completed
"The result of the investigation followed issues thrown up by an internal audit of the bank's vehicle-dealer lending, as well as allegations of conflicts of interest," the report said
The 200-DMA is acting as a major hurdle for major stocks like ACC Ltd, Adani Ports, and Asian Paints, among others
Of the top five private banks, Ind-Ra rates HDFC Bank, Axis Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank and IndusInd Bank.
It is difficult to ascertain whether the Chinese authority has entirely sold its stake or just trimmed it below 1 per cent
Moratorium extension and business flow from March may have influenced figures
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Incremental disbursement to corporate/MSME is seen reducing margins, the bank said
The Bank's advances expanded by 21 per cent, on year on year basis, to approximately Rs 10,04,500 crore as of June 30, 2020
Replicating success in terms of investor demand and premium pricing may be tough as lenders prepare for mega fundraising
In his frank address, Parekh was critical of the Supreme Court for questioning the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) move to allow banks and housing finance companies (HFC) to charge interest
In a meeting held on Thursday, the private lenders' board approved the capital raising plan through issue of equity shares/ depository receipts or any other instrument or securities
The bank has sought shareholders' approval to issue unsecured perpetual debt instruments (part of AT1 capital), and tier-II capital bonds.
Top losers were ITC, HUL
"the unanimous feedback has been that there has been a decline in the total loan book under moratorium from the 25-30% numbers reported as of end-May," analysts led by Suresh Ganapathy wrote in a note