Banking Sector

Indian Overseas Bank to raise Rs 700 crore through bonds

Indian Overseas Bank to raise Rs 700 crore through bondsPublic sector lender Indian Overseas Bank has informed that it will soon raise Rs 700 crore through bonds to meet capital requirements.

The bank further stated its board of directors has approved the issue of unsecured, reedemable bonds, which will be raised shortly.

According to sources, the bank is in talks with state-run insurer Life Insurance Corp of India to sell bonds up to Rs 700 crore. The bonds will have a 15-year maturity, with call option at the end of the 10th year.

Czech wage growth dips to 10-year low

HDFC bank to expand its footprint in rural market

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Bank of India applies to open in Cambodia

Bank of IndiaPhnom Penh - Cambodia has welcomed an initial application by the Bank of India to open in Phnom Penh, local media reported Tuesday.

The Cambodia Daily newspaper quoted Finance Ministry director of investment Chan Sothy as saying the nationalized Indian bank, which has a presence in all the major trade centres of the world, applied to open in April.

The paper quoted Sothy as saying he and Finance Minister Keat Chhon met with outgoing Indian ambassador Aloke Sen Friday and "welcomed the Bank of India to open a branch in Cambodia."

Battered banking sector sends stocks sliding

US Stock MarketWashington - Financial shares led a sharp drop Monday on Wall Street after news of the collapse of a small bank in Kansas fed continuing worries about bad loans still on the books of companies in the sector.

Columbian Bank & Trust Co, based in Kansas, became the ninth federally insured bank to fail this year in the United States, a symptom of the continuing repercussions of the US mortgage crisis, which has plagued Wall Street since the deflation of a housing price bubble last year.

IDBI Bank hikes interest rates on deposits by up to 0.75%

IDBI Bank hikes interest rates on deposits by up to 0.75%

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