SBI Bank has achieved a remarkable whopping 83% growth in standalone net profit, rising from Rs 9,113 cr YoY to Rs 16,695 cr in Q4.
Similarly, operating profit rose 25% YoY to Rs 24,621 cr
During Q4FY23, Net Interest Income(NII) grew by 29% YoY, from Rs 31,198 cr to Rs 40,393 cr
Additionally, Net Interest Margin(NIM) during the quarter increased 44 basis points YoY to 3.84%
Regarding the quality of asset:
The bank's net NPA decreased from 1.08% YoY to 0.67% in current quarter.
Gross NPA stands at 2.78%, down from 3.14% in December quarter & 3.97% YoY.
As of Q4FY23, the bank's current and savings account (CASA) ratio stands at 43.8%, while its capital adequacy ratio stands at 14.68%.
For the full fiscal year, bank's net profit exceeded Rs 50,000 cr and stands at Rs 50,232 cr in FY23 with YoY growth 58%.
By the end of this quarter, deposits had increased to Rs 44.23 lakh crore - a 9% YoY increase.
In Q4, the bank's ROA & ROE stand at 0.96% & 9.43%, respectively, for this financial year.
Also, the capital adequacy ratio improved by 85bps YoY and stands at 14.68%
The board of directors have recommended a dividend of Rs. 11.30 per equity share.
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BUT, what does Market Capitalization actually mean?⤵️
➡️Market Capitalization:
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Companies are categorized into large-cap, mid-cap & small-cap based on their market cap.
The Collapse of Silicon Valley Bank - What is happening? 🧵
How do banks operate?
They take deposits from us 💸, lend most of these deposits out to others & earn high interest rate🤑, They make MONEY 💰, They make more money by investing into other things like BONDS
However, these bonds did not work out for - SVB ⚖️
SVB became greedy, let us explain -
After covid, central bank of US lowered the interest rates to enourage borrowings. But at the same time, VCs invested in a lot of startups too. So, startups didn't take loans but deposited more. Which resulted in a lot of extra cash with SVB.