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    No final bids from ARCs for IDBI's Stressed Assets Stabilisation Fund assets

    IDBI Bank's Stressed Assets Stabilisation Fund (SASF) is facing hurdles in its bid to recover 11.59% from the sale of non-performing loans worth ₹6,151 crore. Despite initial interest from 18 asset reconstruction companies (ARCs), no confirmed bids were received in the final round. As a result, the reserve price for the auction has been slashed to ₹642 crore, and a new bidding process has commenced. The portfolio includes 239 cases, with a mix of secured and unsecured debts. SASF, originally set up to acquire distressed assets from IDBI Bank, is now winding down after nearly two decades.

    SBI launches 444-day deposit scheme with 7.25% interest

    State Bank of India (SBI) has introduced a new 444-day deposit scheme with 7.25% interest, 15 basis points higher than the prevailing rate. The bank's higher rate comes after raising the benchmark marginal cost of fund-based lending rate by 5 to 10 basis points. The Reserve Bank of India warns banks of possible systemic risk due to persistent credit growth outpacing deposit growth.

    Latest SBI loan interest rates July 2024: State Bank of India increases loan rates by up to 10 bps

    SBI loan interest rates July 2024: The State Bank of India (SBI) has raised its marginal cost of fund-based lending rate (MCLR) by a maximum of 10 basis points (bps) for specific time periods. This adjustment will lead to an increase in the expenses for most consumer loans (such as auto or home loans) for borrowers.

    Rate derivatives: Banks seek hike in foreign investor cap

    Banks asked RBI to increase foreign OIS transaction limits post JP Morgan's index inclusion spiked demand. The ₹350 crore limit is near exhaustion at ₹11.3 crore by July 10, per Clearing Corporation. OIS transactions for hedging and rate bets settle in rupees, convert to US dollars. Foreign investors purchased $11 billion of Indian government bonds.

    SBI hikes benchmark MCLR rate

    SBI, India's largest lender, has raised the MCLR by 5-10 basis points for tenures from one month to three years, effective July 15. Updated rates on SBI's website range from 8.35% for one month to 9% for three years, including 8.40% for three months, 8.75% for six months, 8.85% for one year, and 8.95% for two years. This is the second consecutive hike after June. MCLR, the minimum lending rate since April 1, 2016, primarily affects corporate loans. Retail loans are tied to external benchmarks like the unchanged RBI repo rate since February 2023. One basis point is 0.

    Interest rate up to 7.5%: 5-year post office time deposit (POTD) is offering higher rates than these top 10 banks

    Under the POTD scheme, senior citizens are not offered any higher rates than regular citizens, unlike many banks. Interest is paid annually but calculated quarterly.

    The Economic Times
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