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RBI Approves Emirates NBD India Branches Merger With RBL Bank
The Reserve Bank of India has approved the merger of Emirates NBD's India branches with RBL Bank, with the integration set to take effect from December 1. The regulatory green light clears the path for the Dubai-based lender's exit from direct Indian operations while expanding RBL Bank's franchise. Both entities can now proceed with operational and customer migration planning ahead of the effective date.
RBL Bank Q2 PAT doubles to ₹481.7 crore on FCNR(B) boost
RBL Bank’s standalone net profit increased 2.7 times to ₹481.7 crore in quarter ended September 30 2026, against ₹178.52 crore in the year-ago period. The PAT increased 1.9 times sequentially from ₹253.7 crore in the prevoius quarter. The bank beat Bloomberg estimates of ₹479 crore by a small margin.
RBL Bank Q2 profit jumps 169% as bad loans decline
RBL Bank Q2 results: Profit jumps 170% as core income grows, bad loans decline - Published OnOct 12, 2026 | 17:01 IST - Last Updated OnOct 12, 2026 | 17:03 IST RBL Bank reported a sharp rise in second-quarter profit, supported by strong net interest income growth and a decline in bad loan ratios. Advances and deposits also recorded robust year-on-year growth, while provisions increased during the quarter.
RBL Bank Q2 PAT at ₹480 crore, broker maintains Buy with ₹475 target
Target: ₹475 CMP: ₹385.10 RBL Bank’s Q2 PAT stood at ₹480 crore/ROA at 0.9 per cent, which is 4 per cent below our estimates largely due to higher provisions (32 per cent above our estimate). However, the bank continues to report accelerated growth driven by broad-based growth along with FCNR(B) leverage, while its cards portfolio is muted. RBL carries surplus liquidity, which it plans to deploy into wholesale and secured retail lending.
RBL Bank falls 8% despite 170% Q1 profit jump as analysts turn selective
RBL Bank shares dropped 7-8% even after reporting a 170% year-on-year jump in Q1 profit, with analysts growing selective on the stock. The CEO guided for ROA rising to 1.3% and loan growth outpacing the industry, though near-term NIM pressure persists. Bulls point to strong growth while bears question valuations, and at least one analyst prefers Karur Vysya Bank amid NBFC warnings.
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