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India's private banks draw thinner margins on tepid credit growth
Top private sector banks reported weaker net interest margins (NIMs) in the June quarter as sluggish retail loan demand pushed them towards lower-yielding corporate loans. HDFC Bank's NIM fell to 3.26%, Kotak Mahindra Bank's dropped to a 19-quarter low of 4.53%, while Axis Bank's stood at 3.46%.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
HDFC Bank logs 5% rise in profit on margin pressure
HDFC Bank announced a notable five percent rise in profits for the June quarter, showcasing a robust growth in net interest income. Despite facing margin pressures that led to a…
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thehindubusinessline.com
HDFC Bank drops as weak margins weigh
HDFC Bank shares fall 4% despite a 5% profit rise, as analysts cite concerns over declining margins.
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cnbc.com
Shares of leading Indian private-sector banks slump 5% on weak earnings in June quarter
Shares of Indian private-sector lenders fell on Monday as they reported a sharp contraction of net interest margins during the June quarter earnings.
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India Inc is returning to banks for money, but retail borrowers aren’t keeping pace
Indias largest private banks are witnessing a shift in credit demand, with corporate and SME lending driving loan growth while retail borrowing remains subdued. Stronger working…
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Corporate loan growth outpaces retail advances at top private banks
Corporate lending at top Indian private banks surged significantly in the June quarter. This corporate loan growth far outpaced retail credit expansion, reaching 26% on average.…
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India's private banks draw thinner margins on tepid credit growth
Top private sector banks reported weaker net interest margins (NIMs) in the June quarter as sluggish retail loan demand pushed them towards lower-yielding corporate loans. HDFC…
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Private banks go for a tumble on D-St after Q1 stumble
Most private lender stocks declined Monday after first-quarter earnings showed profitability pressures. Axis Bank and HDFC Bank saw significant drops, while ICICI Bank gained.…
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Cause for concern? HDFC Bank is lagging ICICI Bank where it matters as investors count Rs 5 lakh crore loss
HDFC Bank's stock has declined significantly this year, losing considerable investor value. Analysts note a widening operating gap between HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank. Margins are…