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Microfinance sector returns to growth after 11 quarters of contraction, loan portfolio rises 5.3%The microfinance sector has turned a corner, showing growth in the January-March period. This follows a period of contraction and write-off...- IDFC First Bank deposit growth returning to 20%, credit costs falling, no West Asia impact yet: V VaidyanathanIDFC First Bank's CEO V Vaidyanathan stated that the deliberate slowdown in deposit growth during Q4 was temporary and already reversing, w...
- IDFC First Bank shares jump over 3% as Q4 net profit rises 5%, NII up 16% to Rs 5,677 croreIDFC First Bank share price gained over 3% after it reported modest profit growth for Q4 FY26, supported by strong loan and deposit expansi...
- Microfinance stress under control, deposit rates likely to remain unchanged: V Vaidyanathan, IDFC First BankIDFC First Bank will not raise deposit rates soon after recent cuts. The bank is focusing on growth in mortgage, vehicle, and consumer loan...
- IDFC First Bank Q4 Results: PAT grows 5% YoY to Rs 319 crore; NII up 16%IDFC First Bank announced its financial results for the March quarter of FY26. The bank's standalone net profit saw a 5% increase compared ...
- Courts can't sit in judgement in matters of religious belief of denomination: TDB to Supreme CourtThe Travancore Devaswom Board told the Supreme Court of India that courts cannot judge religious beliefs, which must be determined by the f...
- Hinduism will be adversely impacted if temples restrict entry on ground of denominations: SCThe Supreme Court has voiced concerns that restricting temple entry based on religious sects could harm Hinduism and divide society. A nine...
- IDFC First Bank’s MFI provision will go down every quarter from now; opex to fall further to 12-13%: V VaidyanathanIDFC First Bank's MD & CEO, V Vaidyanathan, anticipates improved performance in FY26, driven by peaking microfinance provisions and reduced...
- V Vaidyanathan on how IDFC First Bank is growing@30% despite MFI business stress & infra loan account write-offIDFC First Bank's CEO, V Vaidyanathan, reveals stress in the microfinance sector due to multiple adverse events. Despite rising delinquenci...
- RBI extends tenure of IDFC First Bank MD V Vaidyanathan for another 3 yearsThe Reserve Bank of India has extended the tenure of IDFC First Bank's Managing Director V Vaidyanathan for another three years, effective ...
- IDFC First 2.0: 80% of deposits retail now; to touch Rs 6 lakh cr in 5 years: V VaidyanathanIDFC First Bank's CEO, V Vaidyanathan, discussed the impact of recent Tamil Nadu floods on their joint liability group loans, leading to hi...
- Expect a capital call from IDFC First Bank in FY25: V VaidyanathanIDFC First Bank, led by V Vaidyanathan, plans to raise capital in FY25 to support growth. The bank's strong market performance, deposit gro...
- We haven't set one foot wrong on lending asset quality; want to improve profitability in next 5 years: V Vaidyanathan, IDFC First BankV Vaidyanathan says: We got the culture in the bank right; high quality banking, asking our employees to be very, very customer friendly an...
- IDFC First Bank MD & CEO gifts 5 lakh shares to kin of deceased colleagueVaidyanathan had earlier too gifted his shares to staff members, including his trainer, househelp and driver, to help them purchase homes.
- IDFC FIRST Bank MD & CEO gifts shares worth over Rs 3.95 cr to trainer, driver, support staffV Vaidyanathan, managing director and chief executive officer, has gifted 9,00,000 equity shares of IDFC FIRST Bank held by him on February...
- 2 decades ago, between 2 bankers - V Vaidyanathan and N Vaghul - existed a parable universeThe narration happened when Vaidyanathan joined ICICI as head of retail lending business.
- RBI approves appointment of V Vaidyanathan as MD, CEO of IDFC First BankFollowing the merger, the board of IDFC First Bank approved the appointment of Vaidyanathan as MD and CEO of the new entity.
- IDFC First: Management buyout turns into bank“There have been instances of financial institutions converting into a bank or promoting one,” said V Vaidyanathan.
- Expect 40-50% growth in EMI-based consumer finance: V Vaidyanathan, Capital FirstNext two-three years looks really good for Capital First.
- There are risks, but there are opportunities too: V VaidyanathanV Vaidyanathan says he's taken the entrepreneurial plunge because he wants to experience taking stake in a business and adding value to it.
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