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ICICI arm’s listing set for June quarter (Live mint.com 9th Jan 2008)Amid soaring valuations for recently listed Indian brokerages, ICICI Bank Ltd’s plan to list its brokerage arm ICICI Securities Ltd in the quarter starting April is set to be placed before the largest Indian private bank’s board soon. According to the people familiar with the developments, an in-principle decision was taken at a management meeting on 5 January. Based on the valuations of its peers, Vaibhav Agrawal, an analyst at Angel Broking Ltd, says ICICI Securities would contribute about Rs45 per share to ICICI Bank’s current share price, in what is known as sum of the parts valuation where analysts assign a valuation to each business part of the holding company. ICICI shares rose 6.1%, or about Rs78, on Monday to Rs1,363.90 a share even as the bank said it is exploring various options but had no announcement to make. On Tuesday, the shares fell 2%, or Rs30.40 a share, to close at Rs1,333.50. More

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ICICI Bank picks up 5.01% stake in Mascon Global (The Hindu Business Line 1st Jan 2008) Mascon Global Ltd has informed the BSE that upon receipt of Letter of Offer on December 31, 2007 from ICICI Bank Ltd, Mr. K Chandra, the company's Executive Chairman & CEO has informed that he has signed the Letter of offer dt December 31, 2007 f rom ICICI Bank Ltd for purchase of the equity shares constituting around 5.01% of the total paid-up capital of the company. More

News - Banking and Fianance

Bank officers to seek fixed working hours, pension (The Hindu Busienss Line 10th Dec 2007) The bank officers’ associations across the country will fight for fixed working hours and provision of pension, and against contractual appointments and mergers and acquisitions of banks.There is a need to take ... More 500% surge in complaints against banks (Live mint.com 10th Dec 2007) The quality of service in Indian banks has deteriorated badly since June 2006. Or customers have suddenly become more discerning. According to banking regulator the Reserve Bank of India, or RBI, the number of customer complaints increased by over 500% to 34,499 in the 12 months between July 2006 and June 2007. In the previous 12 months, the number of complaints was 5,772. None of the big banks has been spared: there were 8,597 complaints against the country’s largest bank, the state-owned State Bank of India Ltd; 5,048 complaints against the largest private sector bank ICICI Bank Ltd; and 1,182 complaints aga...