HDFC Bank Ltd (NYSE:HDB) reported robust deposit growth of 15%, outpacing loan growth, despite challenging macroeconomic conditions. The bank maintained stable Net Interest Margins (NIMs ...

India's HDFC Bank on Wednesday said it was aiming to grow its loan book in-line with the industry in the upcoming financial ...

While other banks saw their margins shrink in Q3FY25, HDFC Bank reported stable net interest margins at 4.3 percent, thanks to its focus on time deposits (fixed-term accounts) rather than relying ...

HDFC Bank Ltd performed well in the December quarter but reported a high loan-deposit ratio (LDR) of 98%, indicating less-than-ideal liquidity to cover urgent fund requirements. The lender wants ...

Mumbai: In a quarter of otherwise stable financials, HDFC Bank Ltd.’s asset ... agriculture segment and said that the bank’s focus continues to be on deposit mobilisation and improving its ...

Mumbai real estate update ... A security deposit of ₹116 crore has been paid for the transaction. An email has been sent to HDFC Bank and Histyle Retail Pvt. If a response is received, the ...

Net Interest Margins (NIMs): Remained stable despite tight liquidity conditions. HDFC Bank Ltd (NYSE:HDB) reported robust deposit growth of 15%, outpacing loan growth, despite challenging ...

deposits recorded a modest 6 per cent growth to ₹8,176 billion. In a separate development, the Reserve Bank of India granted approval for HDFC Bank group entities to maintain aggregate holdings ...

In the face of intense competition for deposits, many big banks such as State Bank of India (SI), IDBI Bank, Punjab National Bank, Bank of Baroda have introduced new schemes and enhanced fixed deposit ...

HDFC Bank's deposit base exceeded its advances for the first time following the merger with its parent housing finance company in July 2023. Deposits grew by 15.8% year-on-year, primarily through ...

Shares of HDFC Bank declined marginally to Rs 1,737 per share on January 6 after deposit growth outpaced loan growth for the December quarter by a wide margin. Brokerages remain largely ...