IDBI Bank on Tuesday said it is seeking approval for rupee bond borrowings worth Rs 8,000 crore for the next fiscal.
IDBI Bank on Friday cautioned the public against fake job offers in its name and said it has not hired any agency for recruitment or collecting money. It has come to notice that some unscrupulous persons/recruitment agencies have been making job offers in the name of IDBI Bank by issuing fake offer letters, using the bank's name, logo and address in fake stationery, the lender said in a tweet. The LIC-controlled bank said it has not hired the services of any agency or individual to recruit personnel on its behalf or collect any money/commission/charges for training etc. General public is hereby advised to exercise caution while dealing with such unscrupulous persons/agencies, IDBI Bank said. Further, the bank said its recruitment notifications are always displayed on its website www.idbibank.in.
IDBI Bank, which came out of PCA last week, says processes have been strengthened and past mistakes will not be repeated
Sectorally, all the NSE indices were painted red with the Nifty Auto and PSU Bank indices down around 2 per cent each
The Nifty Bank Index added 1.28% and is up more than 17% since February. HDFC Bank Ltd was the top boost to the Nifty 50, rising 1.7%
IDBI Bank's exit from the PCA framework eases the rules for lender to expand its business
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On the liabilities side, these entities have made efforts to increase the share of low-cost money in current and savings accounts
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Saudi Aramco's $44-billion refinery project at Nanar in Ratnagiri has become a bone of contention between the Maharashtra government and the Centre
IDBI Bank has been under the PCA framework since 2017 because of the deterioration in its health
Board for Financial Supervision (BFS) found IDBI Bank not in breach of PCA parameters on capital, Net NPA and Leverage Ratio
Analysts prefer stocks trading above the 200-DMA, since they tend to perform better in a trending market. Risk management, hence, becomes comparatively easier
The lender is in a better shape and the current capital base is adequate and could support growth in the next financial year
The issued, subscribed and paid-up share capital is worth Rs 10,752.40 crore and the security premium is of Rs 50,732.27 crore.
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YES Bank faces greater asset risks than its peers, although its capitalisation, liquidity and funding have improved
Section 22 of the Banking Regulation Act states that no company shall conduct banking business in the country unless it holds a licence issued by the RBI
Deposits grew from Rs 2.18 trillion in December 2019 to Rs 2.24 trillion.