Price To Earnings Ratio 12.75 | Sector PE 13.45 |
PB Ratio 1.82 | Sector PB 1.60 |
EPS 14.95 | Dividend Yield 0.76 |
Today's Volume 11.002 M | 5 Day Avg. Volume 9.148 M |
PEG Ratio 0.21 | Market Cap. ₹ 52,300.00 Cr. |
Federal Bank Limited is a private-sector bank based in Aluva, Kerala, India. The bank operates over 1504 banking locations, more than 2015 ATMs and CDMS locations throughout various Indian states, and international representative offices in Abu Dhabi and Dubai.
With more than 18.1 million clients and a vast global network of remittance partners, Federal Bank manages almost 25% of all inward remittances from India. Around 110 banks and exchange companies worldwide have settlement agreements with the bank. The bank maintains a branch at India's first International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) at the GIFT City. It is listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange, the National Stock Exchange of India, and the London Stock Exchange.
Serving urban and rural parts of India, Federal Bank is a favoured banking partner for individual, NRI, and corporate clients. The bank lives up to its motto, "Digital at the Fore, Human at the Core," and is motivated to become one of the most admired financial organisations in the nation. With this strategy, Federal Bank will be at the forefront of the digital revolution of the banking industry, redefining the client experience through digital innovation.
Federal Bank, a Great Place to Work, aspires to be the top option for all Indians. This goal is supported by its internal and external focus on service quality. As a result of its successful digital initiatives over the last ten years, the Federal bank share price target has emerged as a leader in the neo-banking industry. The bank's approach and dedication to a safe loan portfolio and organic, detailed liabilities have strengthened its financial stability, even with 86% of transactions now taking place digitally.
Federal Bank collaborates with neo-banks to reach India's underbanked and underserved populations as part of its commitment to inclusive finance. The bank wants to improve the efficiency and sustainability of small businesses by inventing and developing digital solutions for them. This dedication to democratising financial services and tackling environmental sustainability and economic inequality supports the Federal Bank's governance objectives. Through its initiatives, the bank will ensure it becomes 'The Perfect Banking Partner' for underprivileged communities and small businesses, closing the digital divide and offering real advantages.
The banking sector plays a critical role in the world economy by giving people, companies, and governments access to vital financial services. In addition to current and savings accounts, banks also provide loans, mortgages, and investment products. They offer a haven for savings, ease financial transactions, and promote economic expansion.
Digital transformation has recently had a significant impact on the banking industry. Digital payment methods, smartphone apps, and online banking have completely transformed customers' interactions with banks, providing accessibility and convenience. Due to this change, the emergence of fintech companies and neo-banks has also increased industry competitiveness.
Regulative frameworks maintain the stability and security of the banking sector by safeguarding consumers' interests. The sector is still evolving and focused on innovation, customer experience, and inclusive finance to satisfy the requirements of a broad and expanding client base, even in the face of obstacles like economic swings and cybersecurity risks.
Here are the top competitors of the Federal Bank Limited:
Financial Metric |
Value |
---|---|
₹ 403.06 Billion |
|
Book Value |
₹ 123.56 |
9.72 % |
|
₹ 2 |
|
10.91 % |
Here is the shareholding pattern of Federal Bank Limited while keeping in mind the Federal bank share price history:
Stocks |
P/E Ratio (%) |
P/B Ratio (%) |
Market Cap (₹) |
---|---|---|---|
Federal Bank Ltd |
10.61 |
1.08 |
403.06 Billion |
HDFC Bank |
18.67 |
2.64 |
11,96,325.52 Cr |
ICICI Bank |
17.83 |
3.14 |
7,88,975.17 Cr |
Axis Bank |
13.89 |
2.35 |
3,66,613.03 Cr |