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IndusInd Bank has expanded its exclusive PIONEER branch network with the launch of five new branches across Delhi-NCR, Kochi, Surat and Goa, taking the total count to 15 PIONEER branches across key locations. This expansion is a strategic step towards scaling the Bank's affluent banking and wealth management franchise, offering high-net-worth individuals (HNIs) and ultra-HNIs a curated, high-touch banking experience supported by a seamless blend of personalized service and digital convenience.
At the heart of the PIONEER proposition is the Client Ownership Model, where each client is served by a dedicated duo - a Relationship Manager and a Service Relationship Manager, trained to manage every aspect of the client's banking journey. This relationship-led approach is backed by over 900 certified RMs, 150+ SRMs (Service RMs), and 100+ domain specialists, ensuring both personalized attention and domain expertise. Clients also benefit from INDIE, the Bank's digital platform that enables one-touch access to their relationship team, real-time event-based updates, and seamless service requests such as doorstep banking, locker bookings, or card upgrades.
In the cash market, the Nifty 50 index tumbled 41.35 points or 0.17% to 24,812.05.
The NSE's India VIX, a gauge of the market's expectation of volatility over the near term, declined 0.88% to 14.28.
Hindustan Zinc, IndusInd Bank and Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) were the top-traded individual stock futures contracts in the F&O segment of the NSE.
The June 2025 F&O contracts will expire on 26 June 2025.
Adding to the optimism, recent Reserve Bank of India (RBI) remarks recognizing the bank's clean-up efforts have offered a layer of regulatory reassurance. The brokerage also flagged that an RBI nod allowing promoters to raise their stake could further calm investor nerves.
IndusInd Bank has had its fair share of turbulence in recent months, battling governance lapses and accounting issues. But it has been in damage control mode -- cleaning up its books and making one-time provisions to close legacy chapters.
On the numbers front, the brokerage has raised its FY27-28F EPS estimates by 14-16%, citing stronger net interest income (NII) and lower credit costs. It expects RoA to climb to 0.8-1.1% and RoE to 7-10% over FY26-28F, a profitability outlook it says is more promising than peers like SBI and BoB.
Key risks flagged by the brokerage include the potential discovery of more discrepancies in the bank’s books and delays in finalizing new leadership. These could weigh on investor sentiment and stall the bank’s turnaround momentum.
IndusInd Bank offers a wide range of products and services for individuals and corporates, including microfinance, personal loans, personal and commercial vehicle loans, credit cards and SME loans.
The bank reported a standalone net loss of Rs 2,235.99 crore in Q4 FY25 as against a net profit of Rs 2,346.84 crore posted in Q4 FY24. Total income declined 22.83% year on year to Rs 11,342.65 crore in Q4 March 2025.
The MoU is a significant step towards encouraging a robust 'banking and beyond banking' ecosystem, promoting innovation and sustainable growth for startups across sectors and stages. It reflects IndusInd Bank's ongoing commitment to bolster the startup ecosystem and support their growing contribution to the Indian economy.
The MoU aims to support Indian startups across various stages and sectors by providing access to customized banking solutions, including cash management services, working capital support, and credit facilities—enabling them to manage their financial operations with greater efficiency. In addition, startups will gain exclusive access to IndusInd Bank's extensive network and strategic ecosystem partnerships, helping them enhance visibility, attract investments, and concentrate on innovation and scalable growth.
As part of the collaboration, IndusInd Bank will conduct a series of workshops and knowledge sessions to build startup capabilities across key financial areas. These sessions will cover Basics of banking, Equity infusion, ESOP implications, Segment-based funding etc. Additionally, the Bank will offer operational support such as payroll and attendance management solutions to start ups as a part of the MoU.
The Bank will also facilitate co-sponsorship opportunities for startup-focused seminars and conclaves organized by IIML-EIC. The incubation centre will play a facilitative role by connecting startups to the Bank, sharing relevant details, and helping bridge access to the full range of services.