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Collapse of Global Trust
Collapse of Global Trust
GTB was the outcome of liberalization polices One of the first Private sector banks in India First branch in Secunderabad (Andhra Pradesh) on October 30, 1994
Promoter and founder :- former Vysya Bank Chairman Mr Ramesh Gelli, a Padmashree awardee, and his associates
* Promoter 1993-94 October 1994 October 1994 Equity capital Deposits Advances Net loss Market capitalization Gross NPAs
Ramesh Gelli GTB gets private bank license, unveils IPO Manmohan Singh inaugurates operations Commencement of operations Rs. 121 crores Rs. 6920 crores Rs. 3276 crores Rs. 272 crores Rs. 319 crores Rs. 915 crores
Ketan Parekh
Links with Ketan Parekh GTB proposes merger with UTI Bank Deal called off after RBI steps in, Gelli ousted as CMD Gelli quits Board, JPC calls for probe. RBI gives clean chit on GTBs liquidity
RBIs assessment - negative net worth of GTB Banks net worth eroded further RBI rejects Newbridge Capital Infusion Plan Government notifies 3month moratorium &8.5 lac customers & depositors rush to the ATMS.
clear synergy between the two banks in terms of geographical network benefit in terms of technology OBC would get Income Tax exemptions benefit to OBC in terms of ATM network
Rs. 915 crores Gross NPAs in addition to impaired assets of Rs. 300 crores from GTB.
Capital Adequacy Ratio of OBC
REGULATORY CHECK ON PRIVATE SECTOR BANKS RBI SHOULD APPROVE LICENSE TO MONTARY STRONG CORPORATES AND PIVATE BANKS RBI SHOULD LAUNCH A COMMITTEE STRICT ACTION SHOULD BE TAKEN CHALLENGE TO THE ETHICAL AND CORPORATE GOVERNANCE ISSUE IN INDIAN BANKING SYSTEM AUDITORS SHOULD PROJECT THE CORRECT HEALTH OF THE BANK.
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