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RBL Bank Q3 profit slips 69% to Rs 70 cr on rise in bad loans; net interest income up 41% to 923 cr
•However, total income increased to Rs 2,64,430 crore as against Rs 1,029.20 crore for the same period year ago, RBL Bank said in a regulatory filing.
ICICI Bank second quarter profit plunges 28% to Rs 655 cr; lender's asset quality improves at 6.37%
Fp Staff •ICICI Bank missed its second quarter net profit estimates due to higher tax expenses of Rs 3,712 crore.
Karnataka Bank shares decline nearly 3% after lender's disappointing second quarter results
•Karnataka Bank had posted a net profit of Rs 111.86 crore in the corresponding July-September quarter of the previous fiscal ended March 2019.
Axis Bank shares decline nearly 5% after lender's first quarter earnings fail to cheer investors
•Axis Bank had posted a net profit of Rs 701.09 crore in the April-June quarter of the previous fiscal year.
SBI reports Rs 838 cr net profit in March quarter as bad loans decline to 3%; income rises 11% to Rs 75,670 cr
•For the full year 2018-19, SBIreported a consolidated net profit of Rs 3,069.07 crore. While there was a loss of Rs 4,187.41 crore in the entire 2017-18.
RBL Bank Q4 net profit jumps 39% to Rs 247 cr, income surges 41% to Rs 1,148 cr
•The asset quality of the bank strengthened with the gross non-performing assets (NPAs) falling to 1.38 percent of gross advances as on March 2019 from 1.40 per cent in the year-ago period.
Asset quality of banks shows improvement; GNPAs decline to 10.8%, net NPAs 5.3% in September: RBI
•GNPAs of state-run lenders improved to 14.8 percent in September 2018 from 15.2 percent in March 2018, the report said.
NBFCs' asset growth to halve to 10% in H2 on liquidity woes; disbursements decline by 20-40%: Crisil report
•The NBFCs, including housing finance companies, had notched up a 20 percent growth in their assets under management for the first half of the fiscal ending September.
Narendra Modi govt’s bid to water down RBI’s PCA norms may give it political dividend, but is disastrous for economy
Dinesh Unnikrishnan123 •The NPA levels will spike further as there is no change in the ground-level economic situation.
RBI's move on NPA resolution credit-positive for banks, to improve overall asset quality: Moody's
Ians •The Reserve Bank of India move is credit-positive for banks because any meaningful resolution under this plan can help improve their overall asset quality