Axis Bank expects its share of RBI-backed FCNR(B) deposit inflows to exceed its overall market share, as it courts NRI money to support growth and margins. The bank's net interest margin fell to a multi-quarter low of 3.46%, though it expects this to be the bottom of the cycle.
Axis Bank expects its share of RBI-backed FCNR(B) deposit inflows to exceed its overall market share, as it courts NRI money to support growth and margins. The bank's net interest margin fell to a multi-quarter low of 3.46%, though it expects this to be the bottom of the cycle.
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Axis Bank expects its share of RBI-backed FCNR(B) deposit inflows to exceed its overall market share, as it courts NRI money to support growth and margins. The bank's net interest margin fell to a multi-quarter low of 3.46%, though it expects this to be the bottom of the cycle.
