CSB Bank Ltd
CSB Bank (formerly The Catholic Syrian Bank Ltd) is engaged in the business of banking Services ,oldest private sector banks in India with a history of over 98 years, and a strong base in Kerala , Bank focus on SME, retail, and NRI customers.(Source : Company Web-site )
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Business Updates For The Financial Year Ended March 31, 2026
2d - FY26 provisional deposits rose 20% to ₹44,246 crore; gross advances increased 27% to ₹40,364 crore.
- Closure of Trading Window 25 Mar
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Announcement under Regulation 30 (LODR)-Analyst / Investor Meet - Intimation
20 Mar - One-on-one analyst meeting with Beas Capital in Mumbai on March 20, 2026; no UPSI shared. Checklist: - Identify announcement type and key details - Assess …
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Announcement under Regulation 30 (LODR)-Analyst / Investor Meet - Intimation
16 Mar - One-on-one meetings with Amansa Capital and WISIMCO on March 16, 2026; no UPSI shared.
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Transfer Of Equity Shares From CSB ESOS Trust
9 Mar - CSB ESOS Trust transferred 34,000 CSB Bank shares to three grantees on March 9, 2026.
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Business Segments FY24
1. Retail Banking (~59%): Offers products like CASA accounts, deposits, loans, forex, credit cards, gold loans, and personal loans.
2. Wholesale Banking (23%): Caters to corporate clients, focusing on corporate lending, capital markets, securitization, and supply chain finance.
3. Treasury Management (14%): Manages statutory reserves, asset-liability, liquidity, investments, trading in fixed-income securities, and foreign exchange operations.
4. SME Banking (~4%): Includes the Business Banking and Emerging Enterprise segments.. [1] [2]