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Banks' net interest margins to remain under pressure
A rise in cost of deposits has resulted in a significant drop in net interest margin (NIMs) of banks in consecutive quarters. They expect NIMs to fall in the current financial year, too. NIMs of 32 public and private banks have declined by 13 basis points (bps) over year-before levels and 26 bps over the highest average margins of 3.42 per cent recorded in December 2010. In the fourth quarter, the
A rise in cost of deposits has resulted in a significant drop in net interest margin (NIMs) of banks in consecutive quarters. They expect NIMs to fall in the current financial year, too. NIMs of 32 public and private banks have declined by 13 basis points (bps) over year-before levels and 26 bps over the highest average margins of 3.42 per cent recorded in December 2010. In the fourth quarter, the
SBH may see pressure on NIM by 22 basis points
Public sector lender, State Bank of Hyderabad (SBH), on Thursday said that there could be some pressure on its net interest margin (NIM) because of the central government indicating that the
Axis Bank net soars 33% on sound growth in fee income
Healthy growth in fee income helped Axis Bank log a 33 per cent rise in fourth-quarter net profit at Rs 1,020 crore, compared to Rs 765 crore a year ago.
Healthy growth in fee income helped Axis Bank log a 33 per cent rise in fourth-quarter net profit at Rs 1,020 crore, compared to Rs 765 crore a year ago.
Banks surprise, worries remain
While lower funding costs have aided margin expansion, which looks difficult to sustain, asset quality and provisioning trends are among the key monitorables.
While lower funding costs have aided margin expansion, which looks difficult to sustain, asset quality and provisioning trends are among the key monitorables.
Margin concerns may spoil LICHF's growth party
LIC Housing Finance’s net interest margins are likely to be tempered with increased funding costs and a fall in high-margin loans
LIC Housing Finance’s net interest margins are likely to be tempered with increased funding costs and a fall in high-margin loans
Banking stocks suffer on margin concerns
Banking stocks, the favourite of stock market investors till October last year, have lost sheen on concern that costly deposits may hurt profitability of banks.
Banking stocks, the favourite of stock market investors till October last year, have lost sheen on concern that costly deposits may hurt profitability of banks.
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