LIC's entry into IDBI Bank, the biggest player among top m-cap gainers in banking, brings hope for investors.

IDBI Bank share traded 3.20% higher at Rs 33.85  at 10:00 am. 1.04 lakh shares of the bank exchanged hands amounting to turnover of Rs 36.51 lakh. Its market cap rose to Rs 26,187 crore on BSE.

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The aim is to bring down cases of data theft and reduce operational risks. But the lenders are afraid that this might lead to deceleration of consumer loans and credit cards.

The proposed merger, expected to be effective from April 1 next year, will lead to the creation of the country's second-largest lender after State Bank of India, with a total business volume of about Rs 18 lakh crore

In a fast changing banking landscape, the Lakshmi Vilas Bank has to rethink its business model

Lakshmi Vilas Bank share price opened 5% lower at Rs 25.65 compared to the previous close of Rs 27 on the BSE.

The board of Lakshmi Vilas Bank had approved the merger with IndiaBulls Housing Finance last year. Since then, the bank had received all necessary regulatory approvals, but failed to get the RBI's green signal

Enabling effective monetary transmission would not only increase the credibility of the Central Bank but also help in strengthening the financial structure.

Placing Lakshmi Vilas Bank under the prompt corrective action framework cannot be construed as RBI having made up its mind on the lender's merger proposal with Indiabulls Housing, governor Shaktikanta Das said Friday

Lakshmi Vilas Bank (LVB) announced that Supriya Prakash Sen has resigned from the directorship of the bank on personal grounds.

Banks deploy the money collected from numerous depositors who trust the bank with their life savings. These depositors are concerned whether their hard-earned money is safe or not

Indiabulls Housing Finance stock opened today with a loss of 6.79% to Rs 363, also its day's high. Later, the stock crashed 37.8% and touched an intraday low as well as fresh 52-week low of Rs 240.10, against the last closing price of Rs 389.45 on BSE

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  Lakshmi Vilas Bank said it was placed under PCA on account of high net NPAs, insufficient capital to risk (Weighted) assets ratio (CRAR) and common equity tier 1 (CET 1) , negative RoA (return on assets) for two consecutive years and high leverage, base on the on-site inspection under the Risk-Based Supervision carried out for the year ended on March 31.

Shareholders approved the resolution to raise authorised share capital from Rs 500 crore, divided into 50 crore equity shares of Rs 10 each, to Rs 650 crore, divided into 65 crore equity shares

The RBI has advised the bank on steps that are required to be taken, with progress to be reported monthly to the central bank, Lakshmi Vilas Bank Limited tells the stock exchanges