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PNB MD Ashok Chandra said domestic NIM grew 10 basis points and global NIM grew 8 basis points this quarter due to liquidity management and shedding low-yielding advances
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- Domestic NIM growth
- 10 basis points
- Global NIM growth
- 8 basis points
- Low-yielding IBPC shed
- 50,000 crore rupees
- Deposit growth guidance
- 13 to 14%
- Credit growth guidance
- 17 to 18%
Heard on business television between 12:42:45 - 12:45:45 IST.
- PNB has shed around 50,000 crore rupees of low-yielding IBPC from its book over the last year.
- Domestic NIM grew by 10 basis points and global NIM grew by 8 basis points this quarter.
- Management expects further margin improvement to continue in coming quarters.
- Deposit growth rate guided at 13-14% even as core credit growth runs at 17-18%, due to the strategy of shedding low-yielding advances continuing in Q3 and Q4.
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