SBI Cards announced an impressive profit surge attributed to lower provisions for bad loans. A remarkable rise in card spending highlighted robust consumer and corporate appetite, alongside a boost in total revenue propelled by increased transaction volumes across their card offerings. Furthermore, the company's asset quality has notably improved with a decline in gross non-performing assets and a significant yearly drop in loan loss provisions and credit costs.

IndusInd Bank reported a 72% jump in Q1 profit to ₹1,037 crore, driven by lower provisions and better asset quality, while guiding for stronger FY27 growth.

SBI Cards stock is showing potential for an uptrend after a significant fall. Experts suggest buying the stock for a target of Rs 800 in coming weeks. The stock has broken above a…

SBI Life Insurance reported a 22% YoY rise in June-quarter profit to Rs 720 crore, driven by robust growth in new business and renewal premiums. Gross written premium rose 20%,…