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Best Private Bank Stocks in India – Fundamentals & Complete List!

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Best Private Bank Stocks In India #1 – HDFC Bank Face Value (₹) 1 ROE(%): 16.70% Market Cap (Cr): ₹ 9,07,505 Net interest margin(%): 3.67 The bank provides banking and financial services like retail banking and treasury operations. It is the third-largest firm in India by market value and the fifth-largest bank by assets.

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Best Large Cap Stocks Under Rs 100 – Complete List & Analysis

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The bank started off as a financial institution for industrial development and operated as such until 2004. IDBI converted into a bank on October 1, 2004, while slowly merging its subsidiaries to form one entity. IDBI Bank has almost 1900 branches nationwide, with over 3,300 ATMs and a 55-year history in financial services.

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Best Small Cap Stocks Under Rs 100 – High Risk, High Reward?

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Over the years, it has grown into a pioneering financial institution offering a broad range of financial services. The bank offers retail, business and corporate banking services such as agricultural loans, home loans, credit & debit cards, commercial loans, and more. .) .) ₹7,700 EPS ₹12.3 Price to Book Value 1.02

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It was listed on Indian exchanges in 2004 and changed its name to Cigniti in 2012. These are Hi-Tech and Manufacturing , Banking , Financial Services and Insurance , and Consumer Services. The Company was founded by Mr. C V Subramanyam in 1998. It was initially called Chakkilam Infotech back in the day.

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You know, that’s one thing in Europe where London was, I actually think, still remains the one place where you want to get exposure when you join financial services. RITHOLTZ: So let’s talk about what led to the decision to launch TIKEHAU Capital back in 2004. CHABRAN: Yes, no that’s right Barry.

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