Showing posts with label State Bank of India. Show all posts
Showing posts with label State Bank of India. Show all posts

Saturday, November 1, 2008

State Bank of India

ICICI Securities maintains buy on State Bank of India
1 Nov, 2008.

ICICI Securities has maintained its “buy” rating on SBI, with a price target of Rs1,668, after its second quarter results. “We raise estimated FY09 and FY10 earnings by 8.2% and 4.1% respectively, but lower estimates for other businesses and associate banks,” the brokerage said in a client note.

The state-owned bank’s July-September quarter results exceeded market and ICICI Securities’ estimates. “We believe NIMs (net interest margins) will hold at roughly 3% despite funding cost pressures on account of the recent CRR cut and the pricing power enjoyed by banks,” it added.

State Bank of India

ICICI Securities maintains buy on State Bank of India
1 Nov, 2008.

ICICI Securities has maintained its “buy” rating on SBI, with a price target of Rs1,668, after its second quarter results. “We raise estimated FY09 and FY10 earnings by 8.2% and 4.1% respectively, but lower estimates for other businesses and associate banks,” the brokerage said in a client note.

The state-owned bank’s July-September quarter results exceeded market and ICICI Securities’ estimates. “We believe NIMs (net interest margins) will hold at roughly 3% despite funding cost pressures on account of the recent CRR cut and the pricing power enjoyed by banks,” it added.

State Bank of India

ICICI Securities maintains buy on State Bank of India
1 Nov, 2008.

ICICI Securities has maintained its “buy” rating on SBI, with a price target of Rs1,668, after its second quarter results. “We raise estimated FY09 and FY10 earnings by 8.2% and 4.1% respectively, but lower estimates for other businesses and associate banks,” the brokerage said in a client note.

The state-owned bank’s July-September quarter results exceeded market and ICICI Securities’ estimates. “We believe NIMs (net interest margins) will hold at roughly 3% despite funding cost pressures on account of the recent CRR cut and the pricing power enjoyed by banks,” it added.

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