The Board of Directors, at its meeting held on Wednesday, April 8, 2020, has approved the rupee bond borrowing limit of Rs 7,500 crore for FY 2020-21 to be borrowed in one or more tranches
The lender has sent a communication to its customers that they were being offered a moratorium.
Slippages ratio for FY20 pegged at 3.5 per cent a tad lower than previous year's 3.7 per cent, but MSMEs, agri and retail are segments that could see fresh stress
Lender posts net loss on one-time hit as it opts for lower tax rate
IDBI Bank had posted a net loss of Rs 4,185.48 crore during the corresponding October-December period of the previous fiscal year.
Presenting the Budget, Finance Minister Nirmala Sithraman had said the government would sell a part of its 100 percent holding in LIC through an IPO in the next fiscal year
Bank officials said the money raised through tier II bond offering is expected to increase Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR) by about 50 basis points
The bank is expected to come out of the Reserve Bank of India's prompt corrective action (PCA) framework by March 2020
Budget 2020: LIC listing, IDBI Bank stake sale tops FM Sitharaman's agenda
Next year's target is the highest ever
Paring its stake in the insurance giant will help the government meet its divestment target, which has been increased to Rs 2.1 trillion in financial year 2021
The government, which continues to be a promoter, holds around a 46.5 per cent stake in IDBI Bank and is classified as a private bank following LIC's acquisition.
Since Yashwant Sinha emphasised on reducing the government's stake in public sector banks, things have only worsened
The PCA norms trigger if a bank's net NPA crosses 6 per cent or if CRAR (capital to risk weighted assets) is below the regulatory requirement of 10.88 per cent as of March 2019.
Khatanhar took charge as DMD on Wednesday, the filing said
The bank reported overall capital adequacy ratio of 11.98% in September this year
It can be noted that in January 2019, the insurance behemoth completed acquisition 51 percent stake in IDBI Bank, following which the Reserve Bank re-categorised it as a private sector bank.
Edited excerpts from a discussion at the Business Standard Banking Round Table held in Mumbai
As per the resolution proposal, banks would recover over 90 per cent of their claims against Essar Steel, amounting to over 40,000 crore.
IDBI Bank will sell up to 49 per cent stake in its subsidiaries IDBI Capital Markets & Securities Ltd (ICMS) and IDBI Intech Ltd (IIL). The board of directors of IDBI Bank has given in-principle approval to divest or dilute IDBI Bank's stake in its subsidiaries namely IDBI Capital Markets & Securities Ltd (ICMS) and IDBI Intech Limited (IIL) to the extent of 49 per cent to the prospective investors, the private sector lender said in a regulatory filing. IDBI Bank said it will retain controlling stake in the subsidiaries with itself. Shares of IDBI Bank closed at Rs 33.50 on the BSE, down by 1.90 per cent from the previous close.