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Quote tyler_durden Replybullet Posted: 01/Sep/2007 at 11:52am
Insider newsWink....Anil ambani is having an eye on CBoP....i dont know whether its feasible or not..but in months to come we might see anil takin a stake in it....
ps: i hold this stock

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Temasak of Singapore already has a tie up with Centurion Bank of Punjab so ADAG will have some competition there.

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Quote tyler_durden Replybullet Posted: 02/Sep/2007 at 12:29pm

i didn't mention that hdfc bank has also shown interest....because at first even i didn't believed it is possible...why hdfc will show interest in CBoP??? any particular reason....2008 holds something big for this stock....performance wise it will be not be matchin the likes of yes bank but yes MnA will keep this stock alive....

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Quote ramki830 Replybullet Posted: 03/Sep/2007 at 8:24pm
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Insider newsWink....Anil ambani is having an eye on CBoP....i dont know whether its feasible or not..but in months to come we might see anil takin a stake in it....
ps: i hold this stock
 
Hey, with Anil Ambani, you can say that the phrase "not feasible" simply does not exist. However, CBoP , IMHO could be a can of worms, but ADAGs can digest even pythons ...
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Quote ramki830 Replybullet Posted: 03/Sep/2007 at 8:24pm
Small Private sector banks both Old Generation and New generation ones could be takeover targets- think of bank of Raj, Karnataka Bank, and City Union Bank.
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Quote basant Replybullet Posted: 03/Sep/2007 at 8:36pm
How about Federal. it is like an orphan after ICICI has exited its stake from this one.
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city union bank is a great target....and its growing at a good pace..
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Quote Mohan Replybullet Posted: 18/Sep/2007 at 6:21am
Seems like the buyout games have begun....


StanChart gets seven branches in India via Amex Bank buyout

BS Reporter / Mumbai September 19, 2007



Standard Chartered Plc today reached an agreement to acquire US-based American Express Bank (AEB) for about $860 million in cash — a deal that would give the British banking major seven additional branch licences in India.
 
“In areas where certain travel-related operations are conducted through AEBL or a subsidiary of AEBL, American Express is in the process of acquiring new licenses and/or transferring the business to a different American Express Company entity to ensure a smooth transition. These countries include Argentina, Austria and India,” a spokesperson of American Express said.
 
AEB, whose New York-based parent company is the third-largest credit card network, is a leading international bank present in 47 countries, including India. The deal, however, will have no impact on American Express Bank formidable presence in the credit card and travel business.
 
The deal will provide StanChart an opportunity to add capability, scale and momentum in the strategically important financial institutions and private bank businesses. Among other benefits, the acquisition will include valuable branch licences in India and Taiwan subject to regulatory approvals, Stanchart said in a statement.
 
Standard Chartered is the largest foreign bank in India with 81 branches against American Express Bank’s seven branches, as of September 2006.
 
The branch acquisitions will give Standard Chartered an edge in India as it would have the largest branch network in India. Its competitors, HSBC and Citibank, have 47 and 39 branches, respectively. The branch acquisition is significant considering that the Reserve Bank of India allows foreign banks to set up an average 12 to 14 branches annually.
 
The asset base of the merged entity in India will be around Rs 62,896.84 crore. AEB’s employee strength in India was around 1,773 as on March 31, 2006.
 
Observers said apart from the seven branches, the acquisition will boost StanChart’s presence in the private banking space in India. The bank has been betting big on this business and acquired UTI Securities, the retail broking company, recently.
 
Standard Chartered, which entered the wealth management space in India in June 2007, plans to launch this service in the top six cities by the end of 2008. The foreign bank’s client assets under management is Rs 10,000 crore and it wants to double the strength of relationship managers to 50 by the end of the year.
 
India has been a key focus market for Standard Chartered, considering that the share of Indian operations in the bank’s global profits increased to 12.6 per cent in calendar 2006 from 8.8 per cent in 2005.

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