The stock hit a new high of Rs 124, up 6% on the BSE after the bank reported 31% yoy growth in net profit at Rs 264 crore in Q2FY18.
The two banks have chosen to go down two divergent paths in their quest for the young customer base
Kerala-based Federal Bank Ltd today said that it is not planning to exit from the IDBI Federal Life Insurance, a joint venture between IDBI Bank, Federal Bank and European insurance firm Ageas.Commenting on the reports that the Bank is looking at for an exit from the insurance firm, Shyam Srinivasan, managing director & CEO, The Federal Bank Limited said, "we are not looking at exiting".There is a process of embedded value calculation going on to discover the value and the three partners in the joint venture are trying to figure out the value of the company.The joint venture agreement allows the Indian partners to reduce their stake, if the foreign partner wants to raise its holding. The other things at this point in time is pure speculation, he said.IDBI Federal Life Insurance Co Ltd, having commenced operations in 2008, was able to achieve breakeven within five years.The insurance firm has presence across the country through a network of 2,964 branches of IDBI Bank and Federal ..
The stock up 3% to Rs 120 in intra-day trade after the bank has launched a QIP issue of Rs 2,500 cr.
Citi, Deutsche Bank, IIFL Holdings and Kotak Mahindra Capital are the banks on the deal
18-20% growth expected in the current financial year
Last date to apply for the vacancies is June 16, 2017
At 11:17 am; the stock was up 5% at Rs 113 on BSE against 0.30% decline in the S&P BSE Sensex.
Net NPAs also declined to 1.28% in March 2017 from 1.64% a year ago
Balance sheet is consistently growing, naturally profitability have increased, says Shyam Srinvasan
Bank has registered a net profit of Rs 162.72 crore in the year-ago period
The stock moved higher by 4.4% to Rs 72.40 on the BSE after a nearly 1% equity changed hands via bulk deals on the BSE and NSE.
Five ATMs of the bank have been re-calibrated to dispense the larger denomination notes
The stock rallied 8% to Rs 81.20 after the bank reported 25% YoY growth in profit at Rs 201 crore in Q2FY17.
To Rs 167.3 crore in the April-June quarter aided by higher other income growth
Total earnings of the bank increased to Rs 2,250.8 crore for the quarter under review, as against Rs 2,107.09 crore a year before
The bank decided not to undertake any strategic debt restructuring or refinancing under the 5/25 scheme
It posted a 96% decline in net profit to Rs 10 crore for the fourth quarter ended March 31, owing to higher provisioning
For the full financial year, profit sharply declined to Rs 486.42 cr, from Rs 1057.81 cr in 2014-15 financial year
South India-based bank looks to cash in on rivals cleaning up their balance sheets