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DCB Bank to slow down branch expansion for next 2 years to improve profits

DCB Bank to slow down branch expansion for next 2 years to improve profits on Business Standard. To concentrate on existing network of around 300 branches

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DCB Bank to slow down branch expansion for next 2 years to improve profits

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  1. DCB Bank to slow down branch expansion for next 2 years to improve profits Small sized private sector lender DCB Bank will slow down on its network expansion for the next two years to concentrate on improving profitability from existing network of around 300 branches."We have added branches at a faster clip in the last two years but will slow it down to 10-15 each in FY19 (financial year) and FY20," DCB Bank's managing director and chief executive Murali Natrajan told PTI. bank has added 90 branches in the year to June 2017 to take it to 290 and will close the financial year (FY) 2017-18 with about 310 branches. By FY20, the bank will have only 350 branches."The number of branches depends on what you can do from a cost to income ratio front," he said, adding that the decision is not driven by the advent of digital alternatives. Natrajan said the bank had aggressively expanded its branch network to have a size which is "meaningful" among the small-size lenders and despite the expansion, the cost to income ratio has been maintained at 57.2 per cent in Q1. The bank reported a 38 per cent increase in its June quarter net at Rs 65 crore, boosted primarily by a Rs 21 crore treasury income. The asset quality was under check, but the provisions increased by over 70 per cent to Rs 35 crore.Natrajan explained it, saying this is the result of extra provisioning done because of the bank's exposure to the SME sector which is Read More.. Article Source By:-Business Standard

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