Ratings of major Indian financial institutions/commercial Banks
Standard & Poor’s (S&P) Ratings Services on 27th October 2003, has affirmed the counterparty credit ratings of 12 financial institutions/commercial Banks in India. State Bank of India leads the list with short-term foreign currency rating affirmed at B, reflecting the bank's sound business profile. In the second place ICICI Bank Ltd's foreign currency rating has been affirmed at BB with a negative outlook.
It is important to note that in September 2003, S&P had raised the outlook on India's banking system to stable from negative because of improving asset quality, profitability and capital adequacy.
Standard & Poor's Ratings
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Foreign Currency
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State Bank of India |
--/--/B
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ICICI Bank Ltd. |
BB/Negative/B
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Industrial Development Bank of India |
BB/Negative/B
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Bank of Baroda |
BB/Negative/B
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Local Currency
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Bank of India |
'BBpi'
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Canara Bank |
'BBpi'
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Corporation Bank |
'BBpi'
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Oriental Bank of Commerce |
'BBpi'
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Central Bank of India |
'BBpi'
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Indian Overseas Bank |
'BBpi'
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Punjab National Bank |
'BBpi'
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Union Bank of India |
'BBpi'
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