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 SBI Cards and Payment Services Ltd. traded 0.78 per cent up in Monday's trade at 12:28PM (IST). Around 123,822 shares changed hands on the counter. The counter opened at Rs 810.0 and touched an intraday high and low of Rs 818.0 and Rs 805.4, respectively, in the session so far. The stock of  SBI Cards  and Payment Services Ltd. quoted a 52-week high of Rs 1028.75 and a 52-week low of Rs 656.1. Total market cap of the SBI Cards and Payment Services Ltd. stood at Rs 76658.91 crore at the time of writing this report. Key Financials The company reported consolidated net sales of Rs 3453.32 crore for the quarter ended 30-Sep-2022, up 5.84 per cent from previous quarter's Rs 3262.85 crore and up 28.12 per cent from the year-ago quarter's Rs 2695.46 crore. The net profit for latest quarter stood at Rs 525.64 crore, up 52.4 per cent from the same quarter a year ago. Shareholding pattern As of 30-Jun-2022, domestic institutional investors held 11.34 per cent stake in the firm, wh...

 The centre is set to provide National Skills Qualifications Framework (NSQF) and National Curriculum Framework (NCF) aligned short-term courses in telecom service job roles. Telecom sector skill training provider TSSC on Monday said it has partnered with SBI Cards and Payment Services for placement-linked skill development courses to train 763 women over the next two years. Under this partnership, Telecom Sector Skill Council (TSSC) has launched a telecom centre of excellence (CoE) at the Government College for Girls Gurugram under a CSR initiative for women empowerment. The project will cater to 763 candidates over the span of two years beginning from September this year, the statement said. “The CSR project under this collaboration will be a pertinent boost in skilling the female youth and help them inculcate the spirit of self-reliance to explore new job roles. This crucial partnership with SBI credit Cards for CSR is yet another step forward to drive equality of opportunity ...

State Bank of India (SBI) has raised the marginal cost of funds-based lending rate (MCLR) by 15 basis points across tenors, making most consumer loans costlier for borrowers. The benchmark one-year MCLR, which is used as base for fixing most of home loans , auto and personal loans , has been raised by 10 basis points (bps) to 8.05 percent, as against 7.95 percent earlier. Why are loans impacted by RBI's decision? Generally, when RBI hikes the repo rate, it increases the cost of funds for banks. This means that banks will have to pay more for the money they borrow from RBI. Consequently, banks pass on the cost to borrowers by increasing their loan interest rates, making EMIs costlier. As a result, both new and existing borrowers witness an increase in their loan interest rates.

SBI is offering a concession of 20 basis points to borrowers with CIBIL scores of 700-749, which is almost 8.55 per cent, instead of the normal 8.75 per cent. State Bank of India (SBI)’s festive offers are here! Since the festive month is approaching, the biggest lender in India is also in a jolly mood and is offering concession of 15 basis points to 30 basis points on its sbi home loans . While the offer is seemingly lucrative for many buyers, it is only available from October 4, 2022 to January 31, 2023. While the normal interest rates on SBI home loans range from 8.55 per cent to 9.05 per cent, under the lender’s festive offers, these rates are expected to be lower and must be checked from the bank itself. In addition to this, SBI is also offering zero processing fees on its regular and top-up home loan plans. But, in order to reap benefits of these offers, a person’s CIBIL score will matter. SBI Top-Up Home Loan Rates For this festive season, SBI is offering 1.5 basis points conc...

  Leading housing finance provider HDFC Ltd. upped its lending rate by 50 basis points on Friday after the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) hiked the policy repo rate by 50 basis points (bps) to 5.9% in its Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) held on Friday. In the last five months, HDFC has implemented a total of seven rate hikes. "HDFC increases its Retail Prime Lending Rate (RPLR) on Housing loans, on which its Adjustable Rate Home Loans (ARHL) are benchmarked, by 50 basis points, with effect from October 1, 2022," the company said in a statement. The  interest rates on home loans  are available from HDFC Limited starting at 8.10% p.a. This interest rate is applicable to loans for purchasing a new house, balance transfers, home renovations, and home expansions. The above-mentioned home loan interest rates are flexible during the loan's term and are determined by HDFC's benchmark Rate ("RPLR"). Both new and existing borrowers will now be required to make EMI paymen...

 SBI has not yet revised the minimum interest rate on home loans in September. Effective August 15, 2022, the bank’s EBLR is 8.05%+CRP+BSP, as per the SBI website. RLLR is 7.65%+CRP. However, depending on the credit score, a risk premium will be charged. This means a borrower with a credit score of more than 800 will now pay a minimum rate of 7.55 percent under the regular home loans . For applicants who have a credit score of 800 or higher, the minimum interest rate on regular home loans is 8.05 percent. The risk premium in this case is 0. The risk premium is based on the CIBIL score; the risk premium rate increases with a lower credit score. A credit score of 750 to 799 will result in a 8.15 percent interest rate with a risk premium of 10 basis points. Female borrowers will receive a 0.05 percent interest rate reduction. Borrowers will be compelled to pay higher interest rates, i.e. higher EMIs, once the reset date arrives, or their loan tenure would be extended if there is roo...

 Demand for home loans is strong in India and is expected to pick up further over the next few months, the head of major housing finance firm Housing. Home loans have grown by 16% as of end July compared to same period last year. "The economy is buoyant, the feel good factor is high, affordability is better so people are comfortable buying houses even if rates are slightly higher," Keki Mistry, chief executive of HDFC, told Reuters. The central bank has already raised rates three times by a total of 140 basis points in this financial year to tame stubbornly high inflation, which has remained above the central bank's tolerance band for several months. Lenders have passed on the interest rate rises but Mistry said that there are no signs of stress among home buyers and collections on loan dues remain robust. Interest rates are expected to rise further with economists expecting at least another 60 basis points by March 2023, according to a Reuters poll. "The economy fe...