Bad loan recoveries helps to improve bottom-line
On Friday, June 25, Indian Bank had informed the stock exchanges that it raised Rs 1,650 crore through QIP
State-owned Indian Bank on Monday launched its qualified institutional placement (QIP) of shares to raise around Rs 4,000 crore, setting the floor price at Rs 142.15 per share.
May visit market to raise equity capital
As of December 31, 2020, total capital adequacy ratio (CAR) stood at 14.06 per cent and tier 1 CAR was at 11.18 per cent
Bank announces new vision and mission on first anniversary of Allahabad Bank amalgamation, launches Chatbot and IB Smart Office as well
In a disclosure to the BSE, the bank said it had provided a sum of Rs 129.97 crore as on December 31, 2020 for the loans to seven domestic borrowers
Government-owned Indian Bank has declared bad loans amounting Rs 202.32 crore to seven domestic borrowers and $5.289 million lent to a foreign company as fraud
The merger was complicated by the fact that the government had not allowed post-merger lay-offs for any of the banks under this process
Employees under the aegis of the United Forum of Bank Unions went on a two-day countrywide strike
Despite the pandemic, the Allahabad Bank merger with Indian Bank concluded the final technical amalgamation (software integration) last month
The bank has issued a notice of sale to recover Rs 288 crore from the jewellery represented by its partners, guarantors and title holders
He has been appointed for a period of three years
Among sectoral indices, the Nifty Metal index remained the star performer today, closing 1.8 per cent higher, followed closely by the Nifty IT index (up 1.6 per cent).
State-owned Indian Bank on Tuesday said its committee of directors has given approval for raising up to Rs 4,000 crore through share sale.
In a Q&A, Padmaja Chundru says issues like equal stature of Allahabad Bank and Indian Bank and retirement of 10 GMs were addressed fairly with continuous communication with staff and customers
State-owned Indian Bank on Friday said it will divest stake in joint venture entity ASREC (India) Ltd as part of asset monetisation exercise. The bank holds a 38.26 per cent stake in ASREC (India) Ltd. As part of the monetisation of the bank's non-core assets, the board of directors of the bank in its meeting held on March 5, 2021, accorded in-principle approval for partial/full divestment of the bank's stake in joint venture ASREC (India) Ltd, Indian Bank said in a regulatory filing. ASREC is an asset reconstruction company in which Bank of India, Union Bank of India, LIC and Deutsche Bank are the shareholders. The company was granted a certificate of registration by the Reserve Bank of India in October 2004 to carry out activities under the Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest (SARFAESI) Act 2002. The company's authorised equity capital was Rs 125 crore and the aggregate paid-up equity and other equity was Rs 146.01 crore as
ASERC acquires NPAs from banks and financial institutions at mutually agreed prices with the aim of maximising returns through innovative resolution strategies
The combination of low valuations and expected improvement in financials due to lowering credit cost is driving interest