ICICI BANK INDIENS ---GRÖSSTE PRIVATBANK--- STRATEGISCHER EINSTIEG--- JETZT!!!!! - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[voodooinvest]

Die indische ICICI BANK ist trotz optisch etwas höherer Bewertung,
ein absolutes MUST HAVE INVESTMENT. Nutzen Sie in die jetzigen Turbulenzen die Chance zum Einstieg. Für den LONG TERM Investor bietet
sich hier eine 500 % Chance. Zur Zeit ein absoluter Strategie-Play!!

ICICI BANK....STRONGEST AGGRESSIVE BUY....FIRST TARGET 100,00 €

[voodooinvest]

HIER NOCH NEUE HAMMERNEWS:


Vorabmeldung 07/2007
Indische ICICI-Bank will sich am Bankenplatz Deutschland etablieren

Deutsche Banken bekommen auf ihrem Heimatmarkt jetzt vom Subkontinent neue Konkurrenz. Wie das Kölner Wirtschaftsmagazin Capital berichtet, will die indische ICICI-Bank noch in diesem Jahr nach Deutschland expandieren.

„Die Vorbereitungen werden noch in diesem Jahr gestartet“, bestätigte ICICI-Vorstandschef Kunda¬pur Vaman Kamath gegenüber Capital. „Wir wollen mit Angeboten für Online-Bankkunden im Bereich privates Sparen beginnen.“ Später will die Bank ihre Angebote auf Firmenkunden sowie Fusionsberatungen und Zahlungsverkehrsdienstleistungen ausweiten. ICICI ist die Indiens zweitgrößte Bank mit Aktiva von rund 53 Milliarden US-Dollar und zählt mehr als 15 Millionen Kunden. In ihrem Heimatmarkt kooperieren die Inder seit dem vergangenen Jahr mit der Münchner Bayern LB.

[Datteljongleur]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.309.107 von voodooinvest am 15.03.07 14:18:27

Die indische ICICI BANK ist trotz optisch etwas höherer Bewertung,
ein absolutes MUST HAVE INVESTMENT.

Was meinst du da genau?
Hast du mal ein paar Kennzahlen?

[voodooinvest]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.312.015 von Datteljongleur am 15.03.07 16:41:21

Fundamentaldaten
2006 2007e 2008e
Gewinn pro Aktie 1,08 n.a. n.a.
KGV 30,25 22,93 18,55
Dividendenrendite 0,0% 0,0% 0,0%
Marktkapitalisierung 13.176,43 Mio. EUR

Bei einem zu erwartenden KGV von ca. 18 für 2008...

Man beachte aber die Marktkapitalisierung von gerade mal 13 MRD €
das ist gerade mal etwas mehr wie die Deutsche Postbank...

[Datteljongleur]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.312.184 von voodooinvest am 15.03.07 16:50:29

Danke für die Info!

[Schnueffelnase]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.309.107 von voodooinvest am 15.03.07 14:18:27

Ich kann mich noch an die Zeit erinnern, als Telekoms ein "must have investment" waren, oder die Versicherer ...
Die Emerging Markets sind mir derzeit zu heiß gelaufen. Vielleicht verpasse ich in den nächsten Monaten ein paar Prozent, in den nächsten Jahren wohl eher nicht.

[voodooinvest]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.312.515 von Schnueffelnase am 15.03.07 17:06:20

Speziell zu diesen beiden Titeln Deutsche Telekom & Deutsche Versicherer...gibt es eine Sondersituation...aber das Thema ist durch

Zu ICICI Bank...hier werden Dir nicht nur ein paar Prozent entgehen...
sondern ein paar Prozent mehr...

[voodooinvest]

Erwähnen möchte ich auch noch das die ICICI Bank auch im indischen Versicherungsgeschäft involviert ist.

Welch Kursentwicklung in einem Emerging Market Land mit über 1 MRD Menschen möglich ist...bitte ich mal sich CHINA Life anzusehen...

Chart gut ansehen....das erwarte ich bei der ICICI Bank auch....

Hinweis: Schauen Sie sich auch mal meinen 2. indischen TOP TIP an:

HDFC BANK... Voodoo leckt auch hier FETT

[Schnueffelnase]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.312.912 von voodooinvest am 15.03.07 17:27:29

Ich sehe keine Sondersituation, sondern eine Wiederholung: Interessante Aktien werden gekauft, Kurse steigen, weitere Käufer angelockt, bis die Bewertung die Risiken nicht mehr rechtfertigt. Das ist bei Emerging Markets meines Erachtens derzeit der Fall.
ICICI als Bank ist davon insofern betroffen, weil bei einem größeren Abverkauf in den Emerging Markets nicht nur der Kurs leidet, sondern auch das Geschäft vor Ort (siehe Versicherer in den Jahren 200X).

[voodooinvest]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.313.999 von Schnueffelnase am 15.03.07 18:26:19

Deutsche Versicherer hatten jahrelang eine Bewertungsaufschlag, aufgrund Ihrer Kapitalverflechtung in Deutschland...historisch lag dieser bei ca.KGV 20...Somit würden Allianz& Co heute wieder bei ca. 320 € notieren...wie seinerzeit bei aktuellem Dax. Durch die Entflechtung und Verkäufeder Industriebeteiligungen in der Börsenkrise
sind diese Werte Allianz & Münchner Rück heute nur noch gefällige Mitläufer. Das ist der Grund.

Zur Deutschen Telekom....nachdem ich damals die UMTS Versteigerung gesehen habe und den Preis...habe ich mal durchgerechnet was ein Telefonkunde telefonieren muß-brutto-damit das wieder rein kommt...waren ungefähr 20000,00 €.....danach bin ich bei 93 SHORT gegangen und habe ca. 125000 € verdient. Diese aktie fass ich noch nicht einmal bei 5,00 € an.

Eine größere Kapitalvernichtung hat es in Deutschland noch nie gegeben.

[voodooinvest]

Aber wie gesagt...an der Börse muß man nicht Recht haben , sondern Recht bekommen....

Wie seinerzeit bei meinem Russenliebling VOZROZHDENIYE BANK....da habe bei 5,00 € alle gesagt ich spinne...heute steht sie bei 45,00 €

That`s Life & Voodoo leckt fett

[voodooinvest]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.320.233 von voodooinvest am 16.03.07 02:27:58

MONEY & BANKING
ICICI Bank keen on getting into pension funds
Posted online: Friday, March 16, 2007 at 0000 hours IST

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MUMBAI, MAR 15 : ICICI Bank said on Thursday that it was keen on foraying into pension funds but was awaiting the passage of the long-pending Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) bill.

“We are keen to enter the pension funds business and have already prepared a road-map for it. We are waiting for clarity on the regulatory environment,” ICICI Bank’s joint-managing director Kalpana Morparia said.

Though the Central government and 16 other states’ employees joining the service during the last two-three years have opted for the new pension scheme, pension funds have not come into being due to the non-passage of the PFRDA bill, being opposed by key UPA ally, the Left parties.

“We are already offering pension schemes in our life insurance business as an individual product,” Morparia said.

The government has made it clear that there will not be many pension funds but initially it proposed to have around 6-8 funds of which at least one would be in the public sector.

Life Insurance Corporation, State Bank of India and Unit Trust of India are among the front-runners for the public sector pension fund.

—PTI

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[voodooinvest]

Diese Entscheidung steht noch an:

Wirtschaftsnews - 05.10.06
Indiens Premier entscheidet bald über ICICI Beteiligung


(www.emfis.com) 05.10.06
Mumbai
Der indische Premier Manmohan Singh wird in Kürze entscheiden, ob die in Singapur ansässige, staatliche Temasek und die GIC ihren Anteil an der indischen ICICI Bank verdoppeln dürfen. Die ICICI Bank ist die größte Bank Indiens. Ein Regierungsmitglied sagte, dass Singh wahrscheinlich nach seiner Europareise, die am 9. Okrober beginnt, über die Beteiligung entscheiden wird.

Die Temasek, wie auch die Government of SIngapore Investment Corp. (GIC) wollen ihren Anteil auf jeweil 10 % erhöhren. Damit könnten beide Unternehmen ihre EInnahmen kurz- bis mittelfristig erhöhen. Ein Anteil von 10 % an der ICICI hat einen Wert von rund 1,36 Mrd. USD.

[Datteljongleur]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.324.821 von voodooinvest am 16.03.07 11:50:35

Charttechnisch sieht die Aktie im Augenblick sehr angeschlagen aus.
Ein Kauf drängt sich nicht auf, werde aber weiter den Verlauf beobachten.

[voodooinvest]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.329.355 von Datteljongleur am 16.03.07 15:44:11

Das stimmt, eine erste Unterstützung liegt bei 23,00 €, dann aber liegt 2 Investmentmomente ein: GÜNSTIGE BEWERTUNG (KGV 15/2008) und
Strategischer Bewertungsaufschlag. Spätestens dort müssen unbedingt 1. Positionen aufgebaut werden. Ich habe dort grosse Stop to Buy Orders liegen

[Datteljongleur]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.339.650 von voodooinvest am 17.03.07 09:59:29

Ich habe dort grosse Stop to Buy Orders liegen


Sorry dass ich lache, aber ich vermute mal du weisst nicht was eine Stopp-buy -Order bedeutet.
Hättest du nämlich bei 23€ eine solche Order drin, wären die Stücke schon eingebucht!

[voodooinvest]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.339.668 von Datteljongleur am 17.03.07 10:04:35

Eine Limit Order Ultimo für 23 heißt für mich, das ich erst bei 23,00 wieder kaufe, also vorher nichts...Kommt doch wohl aufsg leiche raus

[voodooinvest]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.339.967 von voodooinvest am 17.03.07 11:37:20

Aber hier noc hmal eine kleine Nachhilfe:

Stop-Buy-Order

Bezeichnung für einen Kaufauftrag, der bei Erreichen oder Überschreiten eines vom Anleger festgesetzten Kurses zum nächsten erhältlichen Börsenkurs billigst ausgeführt werden, unabhängig davon, ob dieser aktuelle Kurs über oder unter dem vom Auftraggeber festgesetzten Kurs liegt

[Datteljongleur]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.339.983 von voodooinvest am 17.03.07 11:39:55

Na also, da stehts doch!

[Datteljongleur]

Stop-Buy-Order

Kaufauftrag, der bei Überschreitung oder Erreichen eines bestimmten Kurses billigst ausgeführt wird, egal ob der Kurs dann wieder unter das Limit sinkt oder nicht. Dies eignet sich vor allem für Anleger die sich an steigenden Kursen beteiligen wollen.




Limitorders

Ein Limit (engl.: Grenze) bzw. eine Limitorder ist ein spezieller Orderzusatz bei einem Kundenauftrag zum Kauf oder Verkauf von börsenmäßig gehandelten Marktgegenständen (Wertpapieren).

Nennt ein Auftraggeber bei der Auftragserteilung (Ordererteilung) einen Preis (Kurs), der nicht überschritten werden darf, handelt es sich um eine Kauf-Limitorder ("buy limit order").

Nennt ein Auftraggeber bei der Ordererteilung einen Preis, der nicht unterschritten werden darf, handelt es sich um eine Verkauf-Limitorder ("sell limit order").

Eine Limit-Order ist demnach dadurch charakterisiert, dass der Kunde bei Ordererteilung seinem Kommissionshandelshaus ausdrücklich einen Mindest- bzw. Höchstkurs (das Limit) mitteilt, zu dem er zu verkaufen bzw. zu kaufen beabsichtigt. Hierdurch stellt er sicher, dass dieser Kurs nicht zu seinem Nachteil über- bzw. unterschritten werden kann.

[voodooinvest]

SENSEX....Ich erwarte PULL BACK...ICICI BANK....DER TOP TITEL im Templeton India Fund!!! SOFORT EINCHECKEN!!!

[voodooinvest]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.364.584 von voodooinvest am 19.03.07 07:25:03

Guter UPMOVE an der NYSE...Ich erwarte kurzfristig weiter steigende Kurse...strahlt der europäische Bankenpoker auch nach Indien....und macht deutlich: ICICI BANK...IST DER INDISCHE BANKENPLAY SCHLECHTHIN!!!

SAMMELN SIE UNBEDINGT DIE ERSTE CHARGE EIN....!!!!!!!

[voodooinvest]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.378.782 von voodooinvest am 19.03.07 20:28:28

29,03 EUR
+0,90 | +3,20%

[voodooinvest]

20.03.2007 13:52
Indian Banking Leader, HDFC Bank, Selects Misys Summit FT to Focus on Innovation and to Bring Derivatives Products More Quickly to Market

MUMBAI, India and LONDON, March 20 /PRNewswire/ -- Misys (Nachrichten) Treasury&Capital Markets announces today that HDFC Bank, (Nachrichten) recently named as the "Best Bank" in India*, has selected its award-winning solution, Misys Summit FT, to process interest rate derivatives. Misys Summit FT was chosen because of the clear return on investment to HDFC Bank and its excellent reputation as well as Misys' experience of over 17 years delivering solutions to the interest rate derivatives market.

Misys has built a strong development and product support office in Bangalore for its solution offerings in the banking and treasury and capital markets sectors, and has grown its team to over 1,000 people since setting up there in 1998. HDFC Bank was founded in 1995, backed by Housing Development Finance Corporation, and was one of the first new generation of commercial banks in India. Its mission is to be a world-class Indian Bank, expanding its business according to customer demand and continue to innovate in all parts of its business, especially the treasury operations segment. HDFC Bank is the first Indian financial institution to select Misys Summit FT since the company opened the Indian sales office in Mumbai recently.

The bank's strategy is to be an innovator in the interest rate derivative market and become the de facto standard in India for interest rate products. To achieve its objectives, it needed a sophisticated solution to work across the whole bank, from front office through to the back, enabling it to bring products to market faster and increase margins. The first phase will see Misys Summit FT implemented for interest rate and currency derivatives processing, covering a wide range of vanilla and exotic instruments.

"We have grown significantly since starting operations a decade ago," says Mr Sudhir Joshi, Treasurer, HDFC Bank. "We aim to maintain that growth and ensure we remain an innovator in the Indian and global markets. We chose Misys Summit for its strong front-to-back real-time features, from deal capture, pricing, analytics and hedging through to risk management and STP and we believe that it will have an immediate positive impact in our day-to-day operations. It will also ensure we achieve our goal not just in interest rate and currency derivatives, but in other areas of the treasury and capital markets business in the future."

Prabhakar Saxena, General Manager - Sales and Distribution India, Misys Treasury&Capital Markets, adds, "We already have many of India's major financial institutions as Misys customers in the retail and corporate banking market,. To complement this, we have also recently established a sales team specialising in the treasury and capital markets in India. This is enabling us to satisfy the increasing demand from Indian banks for product innovation in this buoyant market sector and to operate on a more global basis. We look forward to working with HDFC Bank and enabling it to keep ahead of the market in India. As our business grows and our sophisticated solutions are chosen by similar forward-thinking institutions, Misys is well positioned to become the leading banking solution provider in the Indian market."

* Amongst others, "Best Bank in India in 2006" (Euromoney) and "Best Listed Bank in India" (Businessworld)

For further information please contact Prafull Sawant Raam Kumar Prana Public Relations Prana Public Relations Cell: [phone] Cell: [phone] E-mail: [e-mail] E-mail: [e-mail] Edward Taylor Global Head of Public Relations Misys Banking Systems [phone] E-mail: [e-mail]

About HDFC Bank Ltd

Promoted in 1995 by Housing Development Finance Corporation (Nachrichten) (HDFC), India's leading housing finance company, HDFC Bank is one of India's premier banks providing a wide range of financial products and services to its 9.6 million customers across hundred of Indian cities using multiple distribution channels including a pan-India network of branches, ATMs, phone banking, net banking and mobile banking. Within a relatively short span of time, the bank has emerged as a leading player in retail banking, wholesale banking, and treasury operations, its three principal business segments.

The bank's competitive strength clearly lies in the use of technology and the ability to deliver world-class service with rapid response time. Over the last 10 years, the bank has successfully gained market share in its target customer franchises while maintaining healthy profitability and asset quality.

As of December 31, 2006, the Bank has a network of over 583 branches and over 1,471 ATMs in 263 towns/cities.

For the quarter ended Dec 31, 2006, the bank reported a net profit of INR 2.96 billion (Rs295.6 crore), 31.7% higher over the corresponding quarter of previous year. Total deposits were at INR 667.49 billion (Rs.66749 crore), over 0% higher. Total balance size too grew by 32.5% to INR 896.08 billion (Rs.89, 608crore).

Leading Indian and international publications have recognized the bank for its performance and quality. For further information, visit http://www.hdfcbank.com

About Misys plc

Misys plc (FTSE: MSY.L), the global software and solutions company, is one of the world's largest and longest-established providers of industry-specific software. Founded in 1979, Misys serves the international banking and healthcare industries, combining technological expertise with in-depth understanding of customers' markets and operational needs. In banking Misys is a market leader, with specialisms in both the treasury and capital markets and core banking areas, having over 1,200 customers, including all of the world's top 50 banks. In healthcare Misys is also a market leader, serving more than 110,000 physicians in 18,000 practice locations, 1,200 hospitals and 600 home care providers.. Misys employs around 6,000 people who serve customers in more than 120 countries. For more information, visit www.misys.com





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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.390.613 von voodooinvest am 20.03.07 15:44:44

Indian shares rise 0.5 pct led by banks
Wed Mar 21, 2007 11:56 AM IST17



MUMBAI (Reuters) - Indian shares rose nearly 0.5 percent in volatile trade on Wednesday, led by gains in banking issues after the government said the current cash squeeze in the system would ease in the next few days.

At 10:35 a.m., the 30-issue key BSE index was up 0.48 percent or 59.57 points at 12,765.51, with 22 of its components trading in positive territory.

Indian banks' overnight rates soared to fresh nine-year highs as a cash squeeze extended into a second day.

But the finance minister said an end was in sight.

"The ministries, departments will start spending so liquidity will ease," Palaniappan Chidambaram said a few minutes before the market opened.

"This cash squeeze is a temporary issue and may put some pressure on the market but over all it remains a buy as valuations are becoming more attractive at this stage," said Suraj Sarogi, managing director at Key Note Securities.

ICICI Bank, India's top private lender, rose 1.7 percent to 837.5 rupees, while its state-run rival State Bank of India Ltd. gained 1.01 percent to 962.10 rupees. HDFC Bank Ltd. edged 0.09 percent up at 955 rupees.

Shares in Infosys Technologies Ltd. gained 0.6 percent to 2,065.95 rupees tracking its peers in the U.S. market.

In the broader market, 964 gainers edged 722 losers on a low volume of 34 million shares.

The 50-issue Nifty rose 0.24 percent to 3,706.15.

Technical analysts, however, see the possible resumption of a downtrend in the index, that gained 2.2 percent in the previous two sessions.

"Overall, the set-up suggests that the short two-day rally to the resistance of 12,800 could have ended and hence the downtrend is likely to resume," Gautam Shah, a technical analyst with JM Morgan Stanley said in a client note.

Shares in wind turbine maker Suzlon Energy Ltd. eased 0.5 percent to 985.40 rupees after German firm REpower recommended French firm Areva's $1.5 billion takeover offer to shareholders.

Elsewhere in the region, Colombo's All-Share index rose 0.9 percent to 2,848.58 points, while Karachi's 100-share index was up 0.82 percent at 11,424.72 points.

STOCKS ON THE MOVE:

* Rain Commodities Ltd. rose 3.3 percent to 121.80 rupees after it boosted an offer for Great Lakes Carbon Income Fund by nearly 8 percent to C$13.50 per trust unit, exercising a right to match a rival offer from Oxbow Carbon & Minerals Holdings Inc.

* Drug maker Jubilant Organosys Ltd. gained 2.5 percent to 256 rupees after it said it had recently secured contracts worth $60 million for contract research and manufacturing services.

* Cooling products maker Fedders Lloyd Corp. Ltd., was up 2.5 percent to 123 rupees after it said it would enter the retail segment under the 'Lloyd' brand name and will invest 500-600 million rupees to expand capacity in air-conditioners and other consumer electronics.

* Nestle India Ltd. dropped 1.2 percent to 898.75 rupees after the dairy products and chocolate maker posted a 16 percent fall in December-quarter profit to 624.6 million rupees.

MAIN TOP 3 BY VOLUME:

* IFCI Ltd. on trade of 3.8 million shares.

* Centurion Bank of Punjab Ltd. on 2.8 million shares.

* Silverline Technologies Ltd. on 1.7 million shares.


© Reuters 2007. All Rights Reserved.


More Business News
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[voodooinvest]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.402.475 von voodooinvest am 21.03.07 09:26:49

29,83 EUR
+1,13 | +3,94% BÄRENSTARKER REBOUND IM INDISCHEN FINANZSEKTOR!!!!!

SENSEX...KORREKTUR WAHRSCHEINLICH ABGESCHLOSSEN!!!!!!!!!

[voodooinvest]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.408.349 von voodooinvest am 21.03.07 14:15:02

ICICI Bank in private sector can outperform
2007-03-21 17:08:50 Source : Moneycontrol.com
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Technical Analyst, Sudarshan Sukhani is of the view that ICICI Bank in private sector can outperform others.

Sukhani told CNBC-TV18, "Bank of India had some very good reversal signals and I would assume that this and ICICI Bank in the private group could outperform the others."

[voodooinvest]

Jayprakash Sinha of Ambit Capital is of the view that long-term investor should hold ICICI Bank.

Sinha told CNBC-TV18, “If you look at ICICI Bank in terms how it has evolved over a period of time, it is very quick to adapt to the environment and the environment changes. If you look at the current slow down in the credit which has come down from 40% and likely to come down to almost 25-20% this is a bank now changing its gear from retail to SME and agricultural, one. Two, if you look at other income which is a strongest of this bank is quite robust at all and contributing almost 30-35% to the topline and that is likely to continue even in a scenario where interest rate sensitivity comes into play."

He further added, "Yes, in terms of margin I do not expect it to expand from the current 2.2%, in fact my calculations suggest that it will be in the range of 2% in the rising interest rate scenario where the pressure from deposits are extremely high. But looking at the value of the subsidiary which is as high as Rs 230-250 per share at the current point of time, they are likely to unlock a lot of value and the bank is taking all care to take out all the subsidiaries in a holding company and listed. So the unlocking of value in a longer-term is much higher for the bank. So for a long-term investor, yes, it is a hold.”

[bödel]

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[voodooinvest]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.410.757 von bödel am 21.03.07 15:40:18

DARUM IST ICICI BANK EIN GANZ KLARER KAUF:

Gerbrunn (aktiencheck.de AG) - Für die Experten vom "Geldanlage-Report" bleibt die Aktie der ICICI Bank (ISIN US45104G1040/ WKN 936793) ein Kauf. Der Asienexperte Florian Schulz vom Emerging Markets-Trader billige dem indischen Aktienmarkt weiteres Potenzial zu und lobe: "Die indischen Konzerne schafften es zuletzt, die ohnehin schon hohen Wachstumserwartungen sogar noch zu übertreffen. Im zweiten Quartal beispielsweise konnten 42 Prozent der 59 größten Unternehmen die Markterwartungen schlagen, weitere 37 Prozent erreichten zumindest die Schätzungen der Analysten." Im Durchschnitt hätten sie dabei ein Gewinnwachstum von erstaunlichen 27 Prozent erzielt. Schulz empfehle Indien-Investoren auf echte Wachstumsaktien - beispielsweise aus dem Internetbereich - zu setzen und Zykliker eher außen vor zu lassen. Wer es etwas konservativer aber kaum weniger wachstumsstark möge, für den sei die zweitgrößte Bank Indiens, die ICICI Bank, eine echte Alternative. Der indische Bankenmarkt wachse derzeit mit 25 Prozent jährlich. Weltweit besitze das Finanzinstitut über 15 Repräsentanzen und sei über Tochtergesellschaften auch in Großbritannien, Kanada und Russland aktiv. Die enormen Investitionen in die Infrastruktur (Aufbau eines Autobahnnetzes), die zunehmende Nachfrage nach Immobilien und das stark wachsende Volumen bei Konsumentenkrediten würden das Geschäft von ICICI beflügeln. Ähnlich wie die ebenfalls bereits im "Geldanlage-Report" vorgestellten China Life Insurance (LFC; aktuell 125 US-Dollar, Empfehlung in der Hauptausgabe September bei 73,00 US-Dollar im September) in China sei ICICI auch Marktführer bei Lebensversicherungen in Indien. Bei den Steigerungsraten übertreffe ICICI den Branchendurchschnitt bei weitem. Sogar die ambitionierten Analystenschätzungen seien im dritten Quartal bei einem Gewinn von 166 Millionen US-Dollar noch um sieben Prozent geschlagen worden. Die Aktie sei entsprechend seit der Empfehlung von Schulz bei 21,75 Euro bereits deutlich gestiegen. Aktuell notiere die Aktie bei 29,27 Euro. Trotzdem - nach Meinung der Experten von "Geldanlage-Report" bleibt die Aktie der ICICI Bank bei Rücksetzern auf Grund seiner überragenden Marktstellung ein Kauf. (11.01.2007/ac/a/a)

[bödel]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.414.050 von voodooinvest am 21.03.07 17:44:01

ist aber schon alt

[bödel]

ICICI BANK LTD. Reg.Shares 21.03.07 16:21 Uhr 30,07 EUR
+4,77% [+1,37] Börse: Frankfurt
36 € werden in Kürze wieder anstehen

[voodooinvest]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.414.090 von bödel am 21.03.07 17:46:02

Bur noch mal zum durchholen...und bei jetzigem Kurs durchaus
aktuell

[voodooinvest]

DOPPELBODEN GEBILDET!!!!! SOFORT EINCHECKEN!!!! CHINA LIFE CHART ANSCHAUEN!!!! HIER WARTEN BIS 500 %!!!!!! LONG TERM!!!!

[bödel]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.422.825 von voodooinvest am 22.03.07 03:19:44

500% mach mal Halbgas

[voodooinvest]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.423.032 von bödel am 22.03.07 07:06:21

Überhaupt nicht!!!!! ICH SAGTE LONG TERM!!! Was meinst du eigentlich denn, in welches Bewertungniveau DIE GRÖSSTE INDISCHE PRIVATBANK, in einem Land mit mehr als 1 MRD Menschen und 500000 Geburten im Jahr & solchem Wirtschaftswachstum, hineinwächst?

Junge unser Deutsche Bank kostet schon ca 40 MRD € ...also halt die Luft an

[voodooinvest]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.423.032 von bödel am 22.03.07 07:06:21

SENSEX...EXPLODIERT!!!!!! ICICI BANK...ANGRIFF AUF NEUES ALL TIME HIGH!!

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Indian shares rise on firm Asia
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - Indian shares rose more than 2 percent on Thursday to their highest in three weeks, led by index heavyweights ICICI Bank and Reliance Industries, as gains in Asian markets and a rally on Wall Street bolstered investor confidence.

At 11:11 a.m. (0541 GMT), the 30-issue key BSE index was up 2.15 percent, or 278.02 points at 13,223.19, with all its components in positive territory.

"This is a powerful pullback, but without strong reasons. So we have to see how long this rally sustains," said Jayant Pai, vice-president of equity sales at Parag Parikh Financial Advisory Services.

"Technically, if the index closes above 13,145, the intermediate downtrend is over," Pai said.

The benchmark index has risen almost 6.5 percent so far this week, but is still more than 10 percent off its record peak of 14,723.88 hit on Feb. 9.

The market got a lift as Asian stocks rallied to three-week highs, led by exporters as investors toyed with the prospect of interest rate cuts in the United States, Asia's top export market.

The U.S. Federal Reserve held its key rate steady on Wednesday at 5.25 percent and dropped an explicit reference to possible further rate hikes in its statement.

Shares in Reliance Industries Ltd. rose nearly 2 percent to 1,366.25 rupees.

A Reliance Industries source told Reuters on Wednesday that it had sought export-unit status for its refinery, a move that would make the firm eligible for tax breaks.

On Thursday, Reliance said it and Rohm and Haas Co. of the United States were exploring the joint construction of an acrylic-monomer plant in India.

Banking stocks extended this week's gains, with ICICI Bank rising 2.5 percent to 891.75 rupees. The broader market was positive with 1,578 gainers outpacing 560 losers on volume of 59.4 million shares.

The 50-issue NSE index rose 2.28 percent to 3,850.50 points.

Elsewhere, Colombo's All-Share index rose 1.96 percent to 2,898.61, but Karachi's 100-share index slipped 0.26 percent to 11,268.34 points.

STOCKS ON THE MOVE

* Telecoms firm Videsh Sanchar Nigam Ltd. rose 7.09 percent to 411.70 rupees after the Business Standard newspaper reported the government may ask the Tata group firm to sell its surplus land bank of 773 acres.

* Punj Lloyd Ltd. rose 2.2 percent to 832 rupees after the construction firm won a 2.58 billion rupee ($59.4 million) order to expand the fuel supply system at New Doha International Airport in Qatar.

* Kotak Mahindra Bank gained 3 percent to 442.80 rupees after the private lender signed a deal with International Finance Corp. to raise up to $45 million in Tier II subordinated bonds with a maturity of more than 15 years.


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The Qatar Financial Centre Regulatory Authority has granted authorisation to India's second largest bank, the ICICI Bank, to carry on regulated activities in the Qatar Financial Centre. The bank has been allocated Qatar Financial Centre Licence No. 00041.

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The Delhi State Consumer Commission has asked ICICI Bank managing director K V Kamath to personally appear before it in respect a complaint alleging that the bank had employed musclemen for forcibly taking possession of a loaned car.

"This is a very unfortunate case where the opposite parties (ICICI Bank and its officers) is alleged to have employed goondas and musclemen for taking forcible possession of the car in respect of which only 3-4 installments remained unpaid," Commission president Justice J D Kapoor said.

The commission sought personal appearance of K V Kamath, MD and CEO of ICICI Bank Ltd in the case. The Commission also asked the collection manager of the bank to personally appear alongwith Kamath on April 19, the next date of hearing.

The Commission was hearing the complaint of Tapan Bose, a resident of Ganesh Nagar in New Delhi who alleged his car, financed by ICICI Bank, was forcibly taken possession of by the bank's musclemen employed for recovering its dues.

Banks have right to repossess the loaned vehicle if the debtors fail to pay installments, the Commission said, adding "this right can be executed or affected through civil remedy".

"We have also observed and so has the Supreme Court that merely because opposite party (bank) has the right to repossess the vehicle for non-payment of installments does not mean that it can repossess it in the manner which no civilized society can brook," the Commission said, citing its earlier verdict.

Bose, who had sought Rs 47 lakh compensation from the bank on account of harassment, alleged that he, on protesting the forceful dispossession, was roughed up by recovery persons of the bank at parking lot of DDCA Club, Kotla ground.

The Commission took cognizance of the post-incident photographs which showed the injuries inflicted upon Bose. His counsel Prashant Mendiratta said a separate criminal complaint has already been filed against the bank for its alleged action.

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.443.084 von voodooinvest am 22.03.07 22:57:02

ICICI keen on starting Dubai operations

By Shakir Husain, Staff Reporter


Dubai: India's second largest bank, ICICI, said it is keen on starting commercial banking operations in the UAE as it builds its presence in the Gulf to manage money held by Indians living in the region.

"We continue to see if we can have a presence here," ICICI Bank chief executive officer K.V. Kamath told Gulf News in an interview.

"It is a continuous discussion that we have," he added, without specifying if a formal request for a commercial banking licence has been made to the UAE Central Bank.

With non-resident Indians (NRIs) sending home some $6 billion annually in remittances from the GCC, the region is attractive to Indian banks.

Kamath said India received $25 billion in remittances last year and they are growing 25 per cent annually.

ICICI Bank has a branch in Bahrain that conducts full banking operations.

The Bahrain operations account for one-third of the bank's international business, which is about 17 per cent of the bank's balance sheet.

"If Bahrain is any indication, the UAE would present us a very good opportunity," Kamath said.ICICI Bank manages $2.5 billion in private NRI wealth originating from the GCC.

Its advisory office started operations at the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) in January this year.

The bank employs 60 people at the DIFC office, which offers wealth management services to clients with more than $1 million in liquid assets.

A similar office will be set up at the Qatari Financial Centre.

A representative office is being opened in Abu Dhabi to serve a growing customer base, Kamath said.

"The Middle East is an area where so much is happening. We want to participate in this growth," he said.

Domestically, the ICICI Bank chief sees the financial services sector growing between 25 to 30 per cent, roughly three times the growth in India's gross domestic product (GDP).

Kamath sees the pattern of India's economic growth to continue for at least 10 to 15 years.

"We believe 10 per cent growth is sustainable because fundamental structural changes have taken place in the economy," he said.

Inflation remains a worry but Kamath believes the government will be able to control it.

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ICICI Bank places 500 million euro at 40 bps
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Posted online: Saturday, March 24, 2007 at 0000 hours IST

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MUMBAI, MAR 23: ICICI Bank acting through its Singapore branch, successfully priced its euro 500 million floating rate note under its medium term note programme (MTN). The two-year floating rate notes of EUR 500 million were priced at a spread of 40 basis points over 3 month LIBOR. The bank is the first Indian bank to offer a benchmark sized 2-year floating rate note in the euro market. The offering had an EUR 862 million order book with a total of 71 investors. New investors accounted for more than 50% of the deal size. There was a very widespread participation as 22% of the securities were sold into France, 19% Asia, 18% into Germany, 11% into UK and balance from rest of the Europe. From an investor breakdown perspective, 23% of the securities were sold to banks, 48% to funds, 13% to pension and official institutions. The offering was lead managed by BNP Paribas, Citigroup, Deutsche Bank AG and Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation.

[voodooinvest]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.483.201 von voodooinvest am 25.03.07 15:09:17

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ICICI Bank to raise over $5 bn oversees
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MAR 25: ICICI Bank Ltd., India's biggest lender by market value, expects to borrow at least $5 billion in foreign markets this year through loans and bonds to fund its expanding international business.

A large portion of the Mumbai-based bank's international business in funded by”borrowings in the overseas market,” said Chanda Kochhar, ICICI Bank's deputy managing director, in an interview in Dubai on March 22.

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“Last year, we borrowed close to $5 billion,” Kochhar said.”This year, the amount would only be larger because our whole business is going to be larger.” The bank is considering a euro-denominated borrowing, Kochar said, though the majority of the money would still be in dollars.

ICICI Bank’s foreign revenue has surged by 60% a year as Indian companies boost trade with the rest of the world and the 25 million Indians living abroad send about $28 billion home annually. The lender helped fund half the foreign acquisitions by Indian companies . ICICI Bank's international presence spans 17 countries including the U.K., Russia and Canada.

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.492.805 von voodooinvest am 26.03.07 07:42:03

By Himangshu Watts and Tony Munroe

MUMBAI/HONG KONG (Reuters) - Global financial firms in fast-growing but restrictive India are making small investments and growing organically in the hope of some bigger action when foreign ownership limits are reviewed in 2009.

From banks and brokers to insurers, fund managers and exchange operators, foreign firms want some of the business that boosted the Indian profits of banks like Citigroup and Standard Chartered by between 18 and 30 percent in 2005/06.

"Our constraint is that we don't have enough branches," said Sanjay Nayar, India chief executive officer at Citigroup, which, like other foreign banks in the country, can only open a handful of branches each year.

"We look forward to opening more branches as and when we receive licenses, and increasing our presence in not just the big cities but also in semi-urban areas where we currently do not have banking presence," he added.

Overseas banks are looking with a keen eye towards 2009, when India will review rules that limit foreigners to holding less than 5 percent in domestic lenders.

To tap growth in consumer finance for now, Citigroup and rival foreign lenders such as HSBC and Standard Chartered Plc have set up finance companies to get around central bank restrictions on opening new branches.

Elsewhere in the financial sector, foreign companies are forming joint ventures, buying minority stakes, or, where they can, going it alone to broaden their exposure to India's 9 percent economic growth.

This month, French lender BNP Paribas extended its alliance with India's Geojit Financial Services Ltd. to institutional brokerage and raised its stake in the firm to as much as 34 percent.

German insurer Allianz, which owns Dresdner Bank, has said it may enter India's banking and asset-management markets.

And number-two U.S. life insurer Prudential Financial Inc. plans to form an Indian life insurance joint venture with leading real estate firm DLF, becoming the latest in a string of overseas players entering the life insurance sector, where foreign ownership is capped at 26 percent.

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.492.811 von voodooinvest am 26.03.07 07:44:26

SENSEX...heute Down...ICICI Bank....UP....das sagt alles

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CICI Bank sees block deals worth Rs 600 crore
Essar Shipping counter too sees deal activity

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Posted online: Thursday, March 29, 2007 at 0131 hours IST

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MUMBAI, MAR 28: Two major block deals were executed in the domestic equity bourses on Wednesday, one in the counter of ICICI Bank worth more than Rs 600 crore and another in the Essar Shipping counter. Nearly 37.8 lakh ICICI Bank shares changed hands on the BSE FII segment at Rs 874 per share, while the NSE FII segment reported a block deal of 44 lakh shares at Rs 870 per share. ICICI Bank, however, had a bad day on the bourses. The stock closed at Rs 857.60, down Rs 18.40 or 2.10%. On NSE, the stock was down by about 17.85 points or 2.04% to end the day at 857.85.

The biggest single-day deal that the market can remember has been in the shares of ICICI Bank, for 10.14 crore shares in September 2002, valued at around Rs 1,300 crore. This was when one of the trusts of ICICI Bank sold the shares to several FIIs.

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The second big block deal of the day was Essar Shipping. The stock witnessed block deals of 24 lakh shares executed in 3 different deals on BSE. Before closing the day at Rs 40, the stock went up by 10.65% or Rs.3.85. It touched an intra day high of Rs.40.50 and low of Rs.34.50.

It should be mentioned here that Essar Shipping was about to delist its shares from the domestic stock exchanges, but could not go further with the plans as a majority of shareholders were not willing to tender their shares at the rate fixed by the company in the delisting offer and demanded a higher price for their shares.

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[bödel]

Warum ist von hoch heute wieder nach Süden????

[voodooinvest]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.598.098 von bödel am 31.03.07 08:37:03

Der Kurs wird in den USA gemacht...und da ging es Freitagabend stark abwärts...die heuteige Korrektur vom Sensex von über 3% wurde dort vorweggenommen.

MEIN RAT: HEUTE SIND DEFINITIV KAUFKURSE!!!!!! Ich habe gekauft

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Realty bite: ICICI ups home loan rate by 1%Add to Clippings
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MUMBAI: ICICI Bank, India’s second largest bank, on Saturday raised the interest rate on its home loans by 1%, a hike that will crush new buyers with a minimum interest rate of 12% on loans. The decision follows the Reserve Bank of India’s decision on Friday to increase the rate at which it lends to banks.

This is the fifth increase in ICICI’s rates since May last year, when housing loans were going for only 8.5%. The latest hike will increase the equated monthly instalments payable by Rs 60 for every Rs 1-lakh loan taken for a tenure of 15 years. ICICI has also increased the broad floating reference rate that determines other consumer loans like car and personal loans to 12.75%. The benchmark rate at which it will lend to business is also up a percentage point to 15.75%.

ICICI Bank deputy managing director Chanda Kochar said, "The rate increase will definitely slow down disbursal of new loans, a trend already visible in the last six months."

ICICI’s hike is expected to be followed by other banks. An HDFC spokesperson said senior managers would meet on Monday to decide the course of action.

The overall increase in lending rates is also expected to depress, among other things, demand for cars. Says a Mumbai-based Maruti dealer: "It is a double whammy for car buyers, who faced an increase in car prices after the budget."

But it may not be all gloom. In the last one year, real estate prices have gone through the roof due to sustained demand and low home loan interest rates. A prominent builder expects prices to ease a bit if demand for new homes drops after the current hike, making homes more affordable. Says the builder: "The price increases slowed down after the interest rate hikes in the last few month. This time, prices may actually drop."



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[cmeise]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.617.755 von voodooinvest am 02.04.07 09:48:05

Der Kurs wird in den USA gemacht...und da ging es Freitagabend stark abwärts...

...warum erwähnst Du nicht folgendes: "On Friday, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) raised its short-term lending rate, the repo rate, by 25 basis points to 7.75%. It also raised its cash reserve ratio (CRR) by half a percentage point." Übrigens war das bereits die dritte Erhöhung seit dem Winter.

[schlupfgrins]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.670.347 von cmeise am 05.04.07 07:39:49

guck dir mal den chart (ob in indien oder IBN in New York) an, hässlich, hässlich..
da braut sich was zusammen, bitte anschnallen, du wirst weitaus tiefere kurse erleben

[wikinginvestment]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.685.953 von schlupfgrins am 06.04.07 08:26:17

Da wird es drastisch nach oben gehen Charts...gähn...die sagen alles & nichts

[bödel]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.726.996 von wikinginvestment am 09.04.07 15:57:28

Heute geht doch mächtig die Post ab

[bödel]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.744.578 von bödel am 10.04.07 18:50:56

ICICI BANK LTD. Reg.Shares (Sp..
10.04.07 16:04 Uhr

29,18 EUR

+4,07% [+1,14]

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GEBEN SIE HIER KEIN EINZIGES STÜCK AUS DER HAND!!!!!!!!!

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[cmeise]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.685.953 von schlupfgrins am 06.04.07 08:26:17

Seit dem 6.4.2007 ist der Kurs um ca 16% geradewegs nach oben marschiert. Der aktuelle Schub ist wohl in erster Linie auf die heutige Entscheidung der indischen Zentralbank zurückzuführen, die Zinsen stabil zu halten. Allen indischen Banken hat das heute sehr geholfen, vorneweg der SBI.

[kerstinja]

ich hab in indien gesehen,wie die zweugstellen der icici-bank,wie die pilze aus dem boden schiessen....new dehli ist voll in icici-hand...und für ihre werbung haben sie nur die beliebtesten schauspieler....d a fahren die inder drauf ab...als ich letztes jahr aus indien zurückkam,habe ich mir diese aktie gekauft,und als die aktie neschwächephase hatte,dazugekauft....diese aktie werde ich langfristig behalten...und bin mir sicher,da noch viel freude dran zu haben...

[kerstinja]

...und das baby läuft..und läuft und läuft...

[bödel]

13% runter in 3 Tagen was ist da los????

[bödel]

[cmeise]

Es wurde eine überrraschend hohe Kapitalerhöhung angekündigt -zugleich war das Quartalsergebnis unter den Erwartungen.

MUMBAI, April 30 (Reuters) - Shares in ICICI Bank (ICBK.BO: Quote, Profile , Research) (IBN.N: Quote, Profile , Research) tumbled 7.3 percent on Monday, their biggest fall in three years, on plans by India's second-biggest bank to raise $5 billion by selling new equity and on disappointing earnings.
ICICI's proposed sale of new shares in the Indian and United States markets would be the biggest by an Indian company, beating the $2.3 billion raised in the sale of a 10 percent stake by state-run Oil & Natural Gas Corp. (ONGC.BO: Quote, Profile , Research) in 2004.
Analysts said it would lead to an equity dilution of around 30 percent if ICICI priced the new shares between 750 and 800 rupees. They closed at 933.65 on Friday.
That could hurt the bank's current return on equity of about 13.4 percent and mean the stock underperforms the market for some months, they said.
"I don't have much concerns on the growth, but the huge equity dilution is a concern given the moderate growth outlook they are projecting," said Rajesh Malhani, analyst at Prabhudas Lilladher.
On Monday, ICICI shares ended at 865.90 rupees, after being down as much as 9.6 percent in early dealings, in a Mumbai market that fell 0.3 percent. The banking sector index <.BSEBANK> fell 2.9 percent.
The day's 7.3 percent fall was the biggest percentage fall for ICICI shares since May 17, 2004, when they dropped 9.9 percent in a market that plunged 11 percent after the election of a communist-backed coalition government.
"The dilution was unexpected," said an analyst who did not want to be identified. "What is the purpose such a huge fund raising is not clear," he said.
The sale is expected in June and would be ICICI's third in five years. In 2005, it raised $2 billion by selling new shares in a simultaneous issue of American Depositary Receipts and domestic stock.
"Last time also when they went for a share sale, the stock underperformed for some months," Malhani said.
ICICI chief executive K.V. Kamath told reporters at the weekend that he was optimistic of growth opportunities in India, estimating corporate expansion and infrastructure spending of $500 billion in the next few years.
A slowdown in profit growth also worried some analysts.
After reporting very strong profit growth for the last three years driven by retail loans, on Saturday the bank reported a 4.4 percent rise to 8.25 billion rupees in January-March earnings, well below the 26 percent jump analysts were expecting.
"This (slow growth in earnings) was in spite of a net exceptional gain of 2.6 billion rupees and was driven by weakness in net interest margins, fees and higher provisions" said Morgan Stanley. "We expect earnings to remain tepid."
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[kyron]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.073.170 von cmeise am 30.04.07 15:34:49

Leider werden meistens die ADR-Halter bei Kapitalerhöhungen übergangen und die Bezugsrechte mit dem niedrigsten Kurs
ausbezahlt.

[BobbyBonella]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.099.660 von kyron am 02.05.07 18:43:49

Bedingungen der Kapitalerhöhung abwarten, dann einsteigen...

Icici Bank ist ein indisches Basisinvestment, und wenn eine Kapitalerhöung zum Wachstum bestimmt ist, habe ich keine Probleme damit

[kyron]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.165.160 von BobbyBonella am 06.05.07 12:55:54

Ich bin schon eingestiegen, habe als Tourist in Indien ein Bankkonton bei ICICI, da kann ich per Internet Überweisungen tätigen, habe eine Karte und kann überall abheben, sogar hier.
Da brauche ich in Indien kein Geld mit mir führen.

Der Bankbesuch ist immer angenehmm weil modern, unbürokratisch,
und freundlich. Per Mobiltelefon kann jederzeit der Kontostand abgerufen werden und jede Bewegung wird mit SMS angezeigt.

Nur leider gibt es keine PIN und TAN, so der Kontostand mag eher
niedrig sein.

[BobbyBonella]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.173.906 von kyron am 06.05.07 21:24:21

Ja ich denke jetzt auch...unbedingt mit 1. Position rein...seit 2 Handelstagen Grün...es scheint der Markt hat antizipiert das ICICI Bank das Geld halt für weiteres Wachstum braucht.

All Time High sollte nun schnell überwunden werden

[cmeise]

State Bank of India hat am WE Q - Zahlen gebracht, die überraschend gut waren. Das führte heute zu 5% plus und hat ICICI sicher nicht geschadet.

[bödel]

15.05.2007 07:58
Reed Elsevier to pick up ICICI Ventures' 63.3 pct stake in Infomedia - report
MUMBAI (Thomson Financial) - India's largest venture capital firm, ICICI (Nachrichten) Ventures may sell its 63.3 pct stake worth around 2.35 bln rupees in Infomedia India to UK's Reed Elsevier PLC, (Nachrichten/Aktienkurs) the DNA Money reported.

The report, citing highly placed sources, said ICICI Ventures was earlier considering a part stake sale, but later decided to sell the entire stake if it gets good valuations.

Commenting on ICICI Ventures's exit, the paper quoted Infomedia's managing director Prakash Iyer as saying: 'It's not true'.

Infomedia, a publishing company, has a 51-49 joint venture with Reed Business Info, a division of Reed Elsevier.

ICICI Ventures bought the majority stake in Infomedia in 2003 for 1.2 bln rupees from the Tata Group.


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How K V Kamath built ICICI into a global giant
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In 1955, seven years since India had become independent, it was also the time to rebuild the nation and industrialisation was the only way forward.

It was at this time that with the initiative of the World Bank and the Indian government, that the Industrial Credit and Investment Corporation of India, ICICI, was formed.

Sixteen years later in 1971, to give a new lease of life to its rather nondescript existence, the corporation hired a batch of young business graduates. Among them, was 24-year-old Kundapur Vaman Kamath; fresh out of management school in Ahmedabad. In time, Kamath would redefine banking in India and become a legend in his own right.

Mangalore-born Kamath joined the Project Finance Division of ICICI as a management trainee in 1971. A quick learner, Kamath demonstrated his entrepreneurial skills early in his career and his sheer talent caught the attention of the then chairman of ICICI, N Vaghul.

Kamath set-up new businesses in leasing, venture capital, credit rating as well as handling general management position. Taking his responsibilities a step further, he implemented ICICI's computerisation programme, which in later years would give ICICI a huge competitive advantage.

For 17 years, KV Kamath looked beyond the obvious to create value for ICICI. In 1988, an opportunity came calling that would take him beyond the shores of India.

Managing Editior of The Smart Manager, Gita Piramal, told CNBC-TV18, "Kamath was with ICICI for 17 years before he decided he needed a change. He went to Manila to the Asian Development Bank [Get Quote], and this was an absolutely critical turning point in his career. He learnt about new processes, how emerging markets work, he learnt to deal on a global international scale and this was absolutely important when he came back to India. He was with the Asian Development Bank for about eight years before he got a call from his mentor."

Chairman at ICICI Bank [Get Quote], N Vaghul, recalls, "Within a few months of my joining I had interacted with Kamath. Kamath was at that time in the leasing department and I had more or less made up my mind that he would be my successor."

By 1994, the impact of the economic reforms initiated by the Narasimha Rao government were beginning to show, albeit rather slowly. The same year, ICICI Limited had set up its subsidiary -- ICICI Bank. Two years later, in 1996, Vaghul's protege KV Kamath rejoined ICICI as its new Managing Director and CEO.

Kamath immediately initiated strategic initiatives and structural changes across the ICICI Group that helped redraw its boundaries and take it to the next level. MD & CEO, ICICI Bank, KV Kamath says, "An organisation, which is 40 years old, you need to move some people into some positions, in which you think they would be better of and that's what was on top of my mind."

Kamath's immediate priority after his return was to create new operations in the organisation and more importantly, to tap new markets. He introduced flexibility in the bank's functions and shaped them to respond to new market reactions.

The company was now laying the foundation to become a financial powerhouse, but Kamath had a mammoth task ahead.

Piramal explains, "Kamath had a daunting assignment to get a banking license. This was a very important moment because the Indian government had not issued licenses since Indira Gandhi had nationalised banks. But at this juncture, the government did issue licenses and there was a mad scramble for them. Amongst those who managed to get it -- the Times Group, the Hindujas, Kotak and of course ICICI. But this was just the beginning - he had far bigger dreams."

The visionary banker saw an encashable opportunity in the retail banking space. ICICI's strategy and product offering recognised the changing demands of a growing middle-class.

Deputy MD, ICICI Bank, Chanda Kochhar, says, "When we rolled out the retail strategy in a big way -- that was again a huge change and therefore a hugely enriching experience because at that time, the entire consumer finance business was very nascent for the country as a whole. So, we really had to create a vision of what this business is going to be like for the country and of course it was absolutely new for ICICI. One was really moving in uncharted territories and taking decisions, taking a call as one moved along and learning alongside."

Retail financing in the mid-1990s was an open field, with no major players and Kamath recruited a young bunch of strikers who would score winners for him. In 1997, ICICI became the first Indian financial institution to go online. At a time when word was experiencing the dotcom boom, Kamath was quick to sense the shift in customer demands.

Fighting skeptics, Kamath went ahead with a plan to offer a multi-channel delivery system to its customers. Starting with just 5,000 online customers, ICICI today serves over 2.5 million people online. It opened the floodgates of a unique success story.

By the end of the 1990s, Kamath had chalked out ambitious plans to spruce up ICICI from within. Supported by an able group of young aspirants who believed ICICI had places to go.

Impatient by the dream and brimming with confidence to make ICICI a market leader, Kamath would soon take crucial steps that would influence the fortunes of this financial institution.

In September 1999, within three years of taking over as the Managing Director and CEO of ICICI, KV Kamath drew up aggressive plans for growth. That year, ICICI Ltd got listed on the New York Stock Exchange, NYSE, the first ever Indian financial institution to go the American Depositary Receipts, ADR route.

The next year, ICICI Bank followed suit and its ADRs made a debut at $14 on the NYSE, at a premium of over 27% over its issue price of $11.

Post the listing with the NYSE; ICICI had ambitious expansion plans and this time, it was through inorganic growth. The process had begun way back in 1997 and between 1997 and 2001; Kamath engineered a string of acquisitions like SCICI Ltd, ITC Classic Finance, which had a strong retail base in Eastern India and a strong base in the West.

Most significantly, it acquired Bank of Madhura at a time when its own revenues stood at Rs 2,500 crore (Rs 25 billion) and that of the bank at Rs 100 crore (Rs 1 billion), it was time for the next courageous move.

The year 2002 was the landmark year for ICICI, the board of directors of ICICI and ICICI Bank approved the merger of the parent company ICICI and subsidiaries like ICICI Personal Financial Services Ltd and ICICI Capital Services Ltd, with yet another subsidiary ICICI Bank.

The entire banking and financial operations of the group was bought under one roof. It was a reverse merger and quite rare in corporate India, where a parent company merged with its subsidiary and adopted the later's identity.

KV Kamath explains, "The bank was the entity into which ICICI Ltd went backwards into. You did not then have to address the issues of regulatory clearance to do a whole lot of things because the bank already had those approvals and that facilitated the whole process and that was the critical reason. The other reason to use this route, was to clean up ICICI Ltd at the time of the merger and the only way we could do it was, if ICICI Bank was the entity into which ICICI Ltd merged."

Soon after the merger, it was time for ICICI now in its new avatar ICICI Bank to takeoff and win new markets as well as look for horizons beyond the Indian seas. In 2002, ICICI set up offices in New York and London.

The very next year it established subsidiaries in Canada and also joined hands with Lloyds [Get Quote] TSB in the UK. Offshore banking units were set up in Singapore and representative offices in Dubai and Shanghai.

Kamath's passion for growth was fanning ICICI Bank's burning ambition to grow beyond its dreams and to achieve it, he added a new weapon to his armoury -- technology.

He introduced ATMs across the country using current technology as an enabler. ICICI Bank had experienced a growth rate of more then 180% in its very first year and a separate majority owned company called ICICI Infotech supported the IT operations of the banking section. But it was the innovative idea of introducing ATMs, that tips the scales in their favour.

Kamath says, "To set up an ATM, you need three-four levels of redundancies. You set up recycling, you have to have a lease line, a dial-up line and you are still not sure the ATM would work 94-95% of the time. Today, you have ATMs available 99.99% of the time. So, there were these risks but we bet on technology."

Piramal adds, "Kamath found himself sandwiched between State Bank of India [Get Quote] and the foreign banks who had an excellent retail presence. One of the ways is to meet the shortfall of being able to offer branch facilities, and at that time ICICI had just 50 branches. To meet that shortfall, Kamath hit upon an absolutely winning strategy and that was to install ATMs across the country."

There are many who dream big and let their dreams fade. . . to die forgotten deaths. But there are still a few who nurture their dreams, give them wings and then turn them into realities. These are the people who make a difference and that's precisely what KV Kamath did.

With the turn of the millennium, ICICI emerged as the largest private bank in India and fueling its growth was the untiring efforts of one man -- KV Kamath. He rightsized the organisation, expanded internationally and gave a fillip to its technology driven expansion plans, and then Kamath set his eyes on making ICICI a universal bank.

He had a vision and it was to create an international banking experience in the country, which would provide complete financial services to different classes of customers.

For the first time ever, the rural community was included. With the use of technology, the bank started tapping into the micro- banking space in rural India, utilizing partnerships with multinational and local agricultural institutions.

Kamath repeated his earlier success with ATMs, when he introduced cross-selling in ICICIs banking system. He recognized the inconvenience faced by busy customers and brought in direct selling agents, who would reach customers easily, identify prospects and initiate dialogue. This not only helped ICICI deliver personalized banking facilities, but also changed the banking experience in India forever.

Joint Managing Director at ICICI Bank, Lalita Gupte, says, "When I look at the vision for ICICI Bank in the next 10 years, I think major changes will take place. I see a very bright future ahead and I see the aspiration has been to move into the top league in the world - in top 25-50. This in a way reflects the place India will actually find in the global economy."

"Several Indian corporates are going overseas in acquiring businesses and expanding into the global marketplace. Mr Kamath is a visionary and I do see that this will definitely have an impact on the bank, as we go forward."

Piramal says, "In all the different directions that it was growing, Kamath also had to look after the legacy of the past. He had to streamline and rightsize the organisation. It had 33 subsidiaries, he gradually brought them down step by step from 33 to 24 and then 12 and he prepared the company for an IPO. This was an absolutely critical testing time for Kamath."

In December 2005, ICICI Bank announced its initial public offer to the Indian market and amassed over Rs 80 billion. With a very well defined roadmap, ICICI Bank soon put in place, a formidable plan for its future. With its current asset over Rs 250,000 crore (Rs 2,500) billion and a net profit of over Rs 2,500 crore (Rs 25 billion), with a network of 614 branches and over 2,000 ATMs, ICICI Bank has left its competition years behind.

Kamath's contribution to cutting edge innovations in the banking sector will soon recommence, and as if to acknowledge the years of dedication he has put in to making sure that ICICI Bank stands at the apex -- in 2001, he was named the Asian Business Leader of the Year. A fitting finale one would say. . . but there just might be more coming from him.

[BobbyBonella]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.838.402 von BobbyBonella am 12.06.07 11:00:07

Aktuelles Kurniveau...Klares STRONG BUY!!!!

Habe Positionen verstärkt

[BobbyBonella]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.138.199 von BobbyBonella am 13.08.07 12:04:55

ICICI...STRONG AGGRESSIVE BUY!!!!

[kyron]

Die letzten manipulierenden Postings sind schlechte Vorzeichen, werde erstmal die Finger davon lassen.

[BobbyBonella]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.147.129 von kyron am 13.08.07 22:22:37

Ja tu das...lass die Finger davon...hier sind Long term Value Investoren gefragt

[BobbyBonella]

ICICI allots equity shares under ESOS

ICICI Bank announced that the company on August 6 allotted 7,930 equity shares of face value of Rs 10 each under the employees stock option scheme, 2000 (ESOS).

ICICI Bank registered a 25.01% growth in net profit to Rs 7,750.80 million for the quarter ended June 2007 as compared with Rs 6,200.10 million for the corresponding quarter, last year.

Interest earned for the quarter rose 50.16% to Rs 75,661.30 million as compared with Rs 50,386.30 million for the same period, a year ago.

ICICI Bank which was originally promoted in 1994 by ICICI, an Indian financial institution is now the country`s second largest bank. The bank became the first Indian company and the first bank or financial institution from non-Japan Asia to be listed on the NYSE.

Shares of the company closed up Rs 9.45, or 1.09%, at Rs 875.15. The total volume of shares traded at the BSE was 581,155. (Monday)

[BobbyBonella]

Fidelity signs distribution agreement with ICICI Bank
Fidelity International and ICICI Bank have today announced that Fidelity's fund range will now be available to ICICI Bank's Private Banking customers in the Gulf Region.

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Cormac Sheedy, Fidelity Director of Sales in the Middle East.
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Fidelity is one of the best-known names in international investment. Present in the Middle East for more than five years, Fidelity International Limited ('FIL') and its subsidiary companies serve the major markets of the world by providing investment products and services to individuals and institutional investors outside the US. The FIL Organisation manages a total of US$ 280.7 billion of assets*.

ICICI Bank is India's second-largest bank with total assets of Rs. 3,446.58 billion (US$ 79 billion) at March 31, 2007. ICICI Bank is the most valuable bank in India in terms of market capitalization and is ranked third amongst all the companies listed on the Indian stock exchanges in terms of free float market capitalisation. The Bank has a network of about 950 branches and 3,300 ATMs in India and presence in 17 countries. ICICI Bank is registered within the DIFC and has been present in the Gulf Region for more than 4 years.

Under the terms of the agreement, Fidelity's [entire off-shore fund range] will be available to ICICI Banks clients and customers.

Chetan Mehra, Regional Head, Private Banking and NRI Services (GCC and Africa) of ICICI Bank said, 'This is a significant announcement. It brings together two of the most well-known and established brands in Financial Services, brands that are prominent in the Gulf, as well as in other international markets.'

'For our clients, being able to offer Fidelity's fund range is also significant. We are committed to giving our clients the very best choices and being able to offer such an established portfolio of investment products is vital.'

He continues,

'Our client base is made up of sophisticated investors who understand the need for diversification in any balanced investment portfolio. With many clients originating from the sub-continent, offering them the Fidelity range gives them more opportunity to diversify their holdings away from India and into complimentary products such as developed market equity funds as well as fixed income.'



Cormac Sheedy, Fidelity Director of Sales in the Middle East, added:

'I am delighted to confirm this agreement with ICICI Bank. There is significant brand recognition for both ICICI and Fidelity amongst Non resident Indians based here in the Gulf and our distribution agreement will benefit greatly from the power of these two brands in this growing and vital sector.

Fidelity brings unparalleled investment expertise to the relationship, with over 800 investment professionals covering over 95% of the world's stock markets we are well placed to ensure that ICICI Bank clients can access investment opportunities in which ever asset class they seek.'

[BobbyBonella]

Alles gute News....

Online-Sparkonten: Indische Großbank ICICI drängt nach Deutschland
Erarbeiten deutsche Version ihrer Banking-Software



Indiens zweitgrößte Bank ICICI drängt auf den deutschen Markt. Spätestens in drei Monaten will das Institut seine Deutschland-Zentrale eröffnen und dort mit dem Firmenkundengeschäft starten, sagte ihr Chef Kundapur Vaman Kamath dem 'Handelsblatt' (Mittwochsausgabe). Noch im Laufe des Jahres will ICICI zudem den etablierten Direktbanken Konkurrenz machen und mit attraktiven Zinsen den Markt für Online-Sparkonten aufmischen.

Während die Direktbank-Aktivitäten also auf die Sparvermögen der Deutschen abzielt, will das Institut im Firmenkundengeschäft von den explosiv wachsenden Handelsbeziehungen zwischen Indien und Deutschland profitieren und indische Unternehmen bei Firmenübernahmen in Deutschland beraten und unterstützen.

Eine Banklizenz haben die Inder nach eigenem Bekunden bereits. Derzeit suchen sie einen Standort für ihre Zentrale und erarbeiten eine deutsche Version ihrer Internet-Banking-Software.

Im Direktbanken-Geschäft will Kamath mit attraktiven Zinsen punkten. Deutschlands Lokalmatadore schrecken ihn nicht: "Wir haben nur einen Wettbewerbsvorteil, aber den werden wir ausspielen: Wir bieten bessere Zinsen." Weitere Details hält die Bank unter Verschluss. Aber in anderen Märkten überbietet ICICI die Konkurrenz bei Guthabenzinsen um einen Viertelprozentpunkt. Mit derselben Strategie hat die Bank im kanadischen und britischen Privatkundengeschäft Fuß gefasst.

Die ICICI Bank ist in 18 Nationen präsent, neben angelsächsischen Ländern vor allem in der Golf-Region und in Südostasien. (as)

[ Dienstag, 31.07.2007, 13:26 ]

[kyron]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.153.358 von BobbyBonella am 14.08.07 13:34:51

Bei diesen Kursen konnte ich nicht wiederstehen,
ein Abstauberlimit wurde bedient.

[kyron]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.189.394 von kyron am 16.08.07 18:16:51

Es wurde wieder in die andere Richtung übertrieben,
bin wieder raus und
habe erstmal Gewinne eingefahren

[startrader07]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.207.977 von kyron am 17.08.07 17:21:40

wer hier demnächst einsteigt und zeit mitbringt, der wird sich noch freuen.
ich will die aktie auch kaufen, warte allerdings erst noch die nächsten tage ab.
strong buy ohne großes risiko.

[kyron]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.282.222 von startrader07 am 24.08.07 15:25:21

ICICI ist zweifellos super.

Es ist allerdings gut noch etwas abzuwarten, die Folgen der US-
Bankenkreditkrise scheinen noch nicht ausgestanden zu sein,
oder noch nicht begonnen zu haben.

Deswegen bin ich eher in Rediff und in Alexa, beide Indien.

[BobbyBonella]

Sehr gut das Sie in den letzten Tagen zugegriffen haben...denn wie ich es auch schon für HDFC gesagt hatte....Was haben Indiens Banken mit US HäsleBauer_krediten zu tun?....NICHTS!!!

ICICI Bank: Von Subprime-Krise nicht betroffen


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Neu-Delhi 17.08.07 (www.emfis.com) Die indische ICICI Bank hat heute erklärt, von der Krise im Subprime-Hypothekendarlehen-Geschäft nicht beeinträchtigt zu sein. Der Konzern sei in derartige Geschäfte nicht verwickelt. Vielmehr hätten die Auslandsaktivitäten der größten indischen Privatbank die Gewinnzone erreicht und würden bereits für rund 20 Prozent der Umsätze stehen.

CIO Kalpesh Kikani führte darüber hinaus aus, dass die ICICI künftig verstärkt im Bereich Investment-Banking wachsen wolle. In naher Zukunft sollen über Kreditvergabe, Private Equity, Börsengange sowie Fusionen & Übernahmen sämtliche Aspekte dieses Feldes abgedeckt werden. 2007 habe die ICICI bereits an rund 50 Prozent der M&A-Aktivitäten in Indien partizipiert.
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Daher....WEITER STRONGEST BUY!!!!!

[BobbyBonella]

Hier sind Sie sicher....

Indian GDRs: ICICI Bank surges 7.6%, HDFC Bank up 6.7%
2007-09-03 12:00:04 Source : Moneycontrol.com

[BobbyBonella]

Vertrauensbeweis....

04.09.2007 08:22
India's ICICI Bank signs agreement for 1.5 bln usd syndicate loan facility

MUMBAI (Thomson Financial) - ICICI Bank Ltd, (Nachrichten) India's second-largest bank, said it signed a multi-tranche dual currency 1.5 bln usd syndication loan agreement with 28 banks in Singapore.

The facility, which the bank said was India's largest offshore syndicated loan deal by a financial institution, will be split into three tranches of 500 mln usd each.

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[BobbyBonella]

Sehr gute Nachrichten....auch ich hatte massiv aufgestockt

ITC, ICICI Bank most traded by MFs in Aug`07

ITC and ICICI Bank stocks witnessed increased activity in the month of August 2007 among mutual fund portfolios.

ITC was picked up by HDFC Equity Fund (5,200,000 Shares), ICICI Prudential Power (2,798,161 shares), ICICI Prudential Dynamic Plan (1,763,866 shares).
The same was sold by Franklin India Bluechip Fund (1,191,412 shares), Standard Chartered Enterprise Equity Fund (368,915 shares), UTI Contra Fund (350,000 shares).

ICICI Bank was preferred by Bank BeES (1,181,232 shares), Reliance Vision Fund (1,000,000 shares), Standard Chartered Arbitrage Fund - Plan A (Regular) (670,600 shares) and was sold by Morgan Stanley Growth Fund (1,163,777 shares), HDFC Premier Multi-Cap Fund (189,745 shares) and HDFC Top 200 Fund (100,000 shares).

Reliance Energy, Maruti Udyog, Mahindra and Mahindra, NTPC and Grasim Industries were the most bought shares and Hindustan Unilever, Satyam Computer Services, Infosys Technologies, Reliance Communications and Wipro were the most sold shares in August 2007.

[BobbyBonella]

ICICI...DIE BULLEN SIND LOS!!!!! SOFORT EINCHECKEN!!!

[startrader07]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.386.328 von BobbyBonella am 04.09.07 16:13:06

icici hat wirklich potential. ist eben ein wert, der langsam auf sich aufmerksam macht und stück für stück steigt ohne dass man angst haben muss, dass was passiert.
noch sind es gute einstiegschancen, denn ich gehe davon aus, dass der kurs in diesem jahr noch die 40 euro knackt. also abwarten und freuen.
indien hat eben noch erhebliches potential.

weiß nicht, ob es schon gesagt wurde, aber der kurs wurde auch schon vom aktionär empfohlen mit dem kursziel von 42 euro.

[BobbyBonella]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.388.233 von startrader07 am 04.09.07 18:00:38

Richtig erkannt...schon in wenigen Jahren wird ICICI mit den Giganten wie CITIGROUP, HSBC, CUINA CONSTRUCTION BANK, aufschließen können.

Und dann winken nochmal Kursgewinne von 200% - 500%...das kann man von
den etablierten Banken nicht mehr erwarten.

ICICI....STRONGEST AGGRESSIVE BUY!!!!!

[BobbyBonella]

Tut sehr gut ein solch stabilen Wert aktuell im depot zu haben...

Hier die letzten News:

ICICI Bank top gainer on the Nifty
2007-09-14 10:27:30 Source : Moneycontrol.com
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ICICI Bank is the top gainer on the Nifty. At 10:20 am, the share is quoting at Rs 906, up Rs 21.95, or 2.48%. It has touched an intraday high of Rs 910.90 and an intraday low of Rs 889.

It is trading with volumes of 492,826 shares. Yesterday the share closed down 0.15% or Rs 1.30 at Rs 884.05.




ICICI prefers organic growth not acquisitions
13th September 2007
By Staff Writer
India-based ICICI Bank has revealed that it prefers domestic growth through the organic route and is not interested in foreign acquisitions, reported the Economic Times.

The publication quoted KV Kamath, managing director and CEO of ICICI Bank, as saying: "Organic growth is the better way for us to grow further...We are an Indian bank and for boosting domestic operations we do not need to tie-up with foreign banks...other than deep pockets, what can they bring for us on the table."
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"Foreign banks do not bring anything on the table except large capital. On technology front we have everything at par with best of them...We have right skill set also...why should we need to go for an acquisition," added Mr Kamath, as cited in the publication.

Instead, the bank is interested in opening more branches in India to service its customers, Mr Kamath noted.

The publication also quoted Mr Kamath as saying: "Branch licensing needs to be liberalized in the country. There are immense opportunities in the Indian market. Even foreign banks are coming here only because of huge growth potential in the banking space."

[BobbyBonella]

ACHTUNG ICICI BANK....RIESEN GAP ZUM PEER GROUP VON ÜBER 20 %

SOFORT AGGRESSIV STÜCKE EINSAMMELN!!!!! HABE EBEN AUFGESTOCKT

[BobbyBonella]

Prefer ICICI Bank to Centurion BoP: Sethi
2007-09-18 12:56:27 Source : Moneycontrol.com
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Vikas Sethi, MD of Sethi Finmart is of the view that one can prefer ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank to Centurion Bank of Punjab.

Sethi told CNBC-TV18, "Centurion Bank of Punjab is a very small private sector bank and this was in news recently for taking over the load Krishna Bank. However, long-term investor should switch to if one has Centurion Bank or if one wants to buy anything in the private banking space he/she should look to ICICI Bank or an HDFC Bank, which would provide much superior return in the long run."

[BobbyBonella]

ACHTUNG: PASSEN SIE GUT AUF: DAS GAP WIRD GERADE IN DEN USA GESCHLOSSEN.... 48,40 USD
+1,41 | +3,00%

SENSEX KURZ VOR ALL TIME HIGH...CHECKEN SIE SOFORT EIN...NEMMEN SIE PLATZ UND ENTSPANNEN SIE SICH...HIER ENTSTEHT EIN NEUER ALLFINANZRIESE, DER IN WENIGEN JAHREN ZU DEN GIGANTEN WIE HSBC & CITIGROUP AUFSCHLIESSEN WIRD....Was heißt das für Sie ? Ich sage es Ihnen: bis zu 1 0 0 0 % !!!!!!!! KURSGEWINN

[BobbyBonella]

echnical Analyst, Rajat K Bose is of the view that ICICI Bank can cross Rs 950.

Bose told CNBC-TV18, "I think leadership is going to come from the banks and financial stocks as well as some reality stocks are also showing signs of moving up. Normally placid kind of stocks like Mahindra Gesco is also joining in, so there would some activity in reality stocks as well. Apart from that today, I found that metals stocks have also started moving up. Could be that some part of the leadership would be provided by them as well and Nifty is clearly showing signs of moving up. I for one among the banks would bet on ICICI Bank because to me it looks quite positive and chances are it will cross that 949-950 mark and move further up."

[BobbyBonella]

48,42 USD
+0,40 | +0,83%

Es geht weiter rauf...ich hoffe Sie sind endlich mit von der Partie

[BobbyBonella]

ICICI...NOCH GUTE 10 % GAP ZUM US ALL TIME HIGH...ICH DENKE NÄCHSTE WOCHE IST ES SOWEIT...KAUFEN SIE JETZT SOFORT... !!!!!!

[BobbyBonella]

WOW...SCHAUEN SIE SICH DAS AN...1 A MUSTERGÜLTIGE GAP SCHLIEßUNG, WIE AUS DEM LEHRBUCH

ICICI BANK LTD. REG.SHARES (SPONS.ADRS)2/IR 10 (936793) Kurs vom 21.09. | 16:43
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49,60 USD
+1,30 | +2,69%

Bid 49,56
200
Ask 49,58
400
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ICICI...STRONGEST AGGRESSIVE BUY!!!!! GEBEN SIE KEIN EINZIGE STÜCK AUS DER HAND!!!!!!!!!! ES WIRD HIER WEITER AUFWÄRTS GEHEN & ZWAR MASSIV...LECKEN SIE HIER MIT AM FETT

Und vergessen Sie Warnungen vom "teuren indischen Aktienmarkt" und solchem Bla Bla...Dieser 1 A Value Finanztitel, schaft 30 % ige Wachstumsraten in einer extrem robusten Binnenkonjunktur...und die dürfte voraussichtlich noch JAHRE !!! andauern.

[BobbyBonella]

ICICI BANK LTD. REG.SHARES (SPONS.ADRS)2/IR 10 (936793) Kurs vom 21.09. | 22:00
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50,00 USD
+1,70 | +3,52%

Bid 49,90
300
Ask 50,03

MONTAG WERDEN WIR HIER ERHEBLICHE KURSAUFSCHLÄGE SEHEN

[BobbyBonella]

JA; SCHAUEN SIE DENN HIER NOCH ZU ? ODER SIND SIE ENDLICH DRIN...IOCH HOFFE LETZTERES...DENN ES GEHT HIER HEUTE WEITER RAUF!!!!!

[expensive]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.722.033 von BobbyBonella am 24.09.07 14:42:31

Was schreibst Du denn hier für tolle Sachen, der Wert, der ohne Zweifel in Zukunft noch einiges bringen kann, tendiert gerade mal noch nicht wieder auf seinem ATH von Ende Juli (38,-€)

[BobbyBonella]

WEITER UP 50,82 USD
+0,82 | +1,63%

FRANKFURT ASK 36,74 € DAS IST SCHÖN , DAS MACHT SPAß

[BobbyBonella]

HIER ENTSTEHT EIN ALLFINANZ RIESE, DER BALD ALLES IN DEN SCHATTEN STELLEN WIRD...UND ICH BIN DABEI!!!!!!!!

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SBI [Get Quote] Life, ICICI Pru have seen their valuations increase by 33 per cent and 35 per cent recently. SBI Life Insurance has seen its valuation soar after just 3 months while ICICI Prudential's valuation has increased in just 5 months

"Last month, an international valuer valued SBI Life at $5.5-6 billion," U S Roy, MD and CEO of the company, said. SBI Life Insurance had been previously valued at $4.5bn by DSP Merrill Lynch in May.

SBI Life Insurance is a joint venture between State Bank of India and Cardif, a BNP Paribas company. The company has an authorised capital of Rs 1,000 crore (Rs 10 billion) and a paid-up capital of Rs 500 crore (Rs 5 billion). SBI owns 74 per cent stake in the company and Cardif the remaining 26 per cent.

Speaking about the increase in the valuation of the company, Roy said, "When SBI Life was first valued at $1.2 billion, it did not take into account the 14,500-strong branch network of SBI and its associate banks - the distribution network used by SBI Life to enter smaller towns; the brand strength, the work being done to strengthen the NBAP margins (New Business Achieved Profit) and the embedded value. This time, the analysts took into account the appreciation of the intrinsic strength of the unique distribution system," said Roy.

"Our expense ratio is 11 per cent compared with the industry expense ratio of 15 to 17 per cent. We explained to the analysts to include these features and strengths which were not reflected in the earlier valuation," added Roy.

For arriving at a valuation, analysts take into account various assumptions like investment yield, expense margin and product margin, besides factors like growth of a company, market share, sensitivity of products to the market, new business multiples and profit margin.

Meanwhile, JP Morgan, which valued ICICI Prudential at $7.43 billion in March, revised the figure to $10 billion in August. ICICI Bank's [Get Quote] 74 per cent stake in ICICI Prudential Life Insurance company has been given a valuation of $7.4 billion.

The JP Morgan report dated August 31 says, "In March 2002, when ICICI was merged with the bank, the insurance business had barely taken off and since then we have seen a significant expansion in the life and non-life businesses, culminating in the announcement of the holding company.

Putting all these non-banking businesses together, we arrive at a value of $10.2 billion for ICICI Bank's share in them (74 per cent in ICICI Prudential and ICICI Lombard and 51 per cent in Prudential ICICI Asset Management Company) and $ 21.1 billion for the bank itself, resulting in a combined valuation of $31.3 billion equivalent to Rs 1,140 a share one year forward (September 2008)."

ICICI Prudential is a joint venture between ICICI Bank and Prudential Plc of the UK.

The JP Morgan report dated August 31 says "In March 2002, when ICICI was merged with the bank, the insurance business had barely taken off and since then we have seen a significant expansion in the life and non-life businesses, culminating in the announcement of the holding company."

[BobbyBonella]

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ICICI, India's biggest private sector lender, is planning an expansion drive in Sri Lanka to tap the vast business potential in the island nation.

"Besides looking at providing financial assistance to Indian corporates who have set up business in Sri Lanka, we are keen on becoming a major player in the retail sector," the bank's Deputy Managing Director Chanda Kochhar, who was in the Sri Lankan capital last week to address the 19th Anniversary Convention of the Association of Professional Bankers, told reporters in Colombo.

Citing the rise in per capita income in Sri Lanka as one of the main reasons for ICICI Bank [Get Quote] to plan an expansion, she added that the business environment in Sri Lanka was "quite comfortable" and banking regulations were in line with those of other countries in the region. She also stated that though the bank has only one branch in Sri Lanka, there were plans to increase the branch network along with infusion of new technology.

Kochhar attributed the bank's success to the introduction of new technology. "While the bank would introduce new technology to our customers, we are also looking at sharing some of them with Sri Lankan banks," she said.

Among other things, she identified the introduction of a smart card system in Sri Lanka as a focus area under which printed identification may not be needed to undertake transactions in the future.

"We would be using new technology both in Sri Lanka and India to reach the masses who are not into banking," she said. Describing the bank's performance during the 20 months of its presence in Sri Lanka as satisfactory, Kochhar said, "We are not looking to grow overnight. It would be a steady growth."

As on June 30, the ICICI group had an asset base of $88 billion, besides a market capitalisation of $20 billion.

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ICICI Bank gets full license in Bahrain


September 26, 2007 10:49 IST

India's largest private sector bank, ICICI Bank [Get Quote] has been granted a full commercial branch license by the Central Bank of Bahrain, the second Indian bank [Get Quote] after State Bank of India [Get Quote] to offer full banking services in the kingdom.

ICICI Bank launched its operations in Bahrain as an offshore banking unit in October 2004.

"We are happy that we got the FCB license within three years of our operations in Bahrain," said ICICI Bahrain country head Ajay Sharma.

Sharma said the bank, which operates from one location at the Manama Centre, would now open more branches in different areas of Bahrain.

At present, the OBU branch offered its products to non-resident Indians only, including facilities for remittance, deposits, saving accounts and investment.

"They can remit money now not only to India but to other countries as well. Under the FCB license, we are offering the entire products to all nationalities, including Bahrainis."



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SENSEX...DIE BULLEN SIND LOS!!!!!! MEIN KURSZIEL BIS ENDE 2007


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sind möglich!!!!

ICICI...STRONGEST AGGRESSIVE BUY!!!!!!

[BobbyBonella]

ALL TIME HIGH

ES IST GESCHAFFT.....GEBEN SIE KEIN STÜCK AUS DER HAND...ES GEHT WEITER RAUF!!!!!

[BobbyBonella]

Tuesday October 2, 12:10 PM
ICICI Bank to launch fund of funds - report



MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's largest private bank, ICICI Bank, is planning to launch a fund of funds, the Economic Times newspaper reported on Tuesday.

"Although the size is yet to be finalised, the bank is looking at eventually a multi-billion dollar fund to invest in other India-related funds," the report said.

It said industry officials pegged the initial size of the fund at $500 million which would expand to around $2.5 billion.

A spokesman for ICICI, which is also listed in New York, said he could not comment on the report.

The newspaper quoted an unidentified official of the bank as confirming the move. It also said the fund would be launched by the bank's Mauritius subsidiary, ICICI International Mauritius, which provides investment and asset management services.

The fund of funds will initially target private equity funds which have an India focus, the report said, adding the bank was currently in talks with a host of potential investors and funds.

ICICI is India's second-largest lender and last week it sold $2 billion in five-year notes in the United States, Asia and Europe.

A spokesman said in September the bank was setting up a $2 billion infrastructure fund and earlier this year it raised $4.9 billion in India's largest-ever share offering.

It shares closed 0.5 percent down at 1,058.05 rupees in a firm Mumbai market on Monday. The market was closed for a holiday on Tuesday.

[BobbyBonella]

Hier müßte es nach meinen Berechnungen kurzfristig noch 20 % raufgehen

[BobbyBonella]

IMMER NEUE ALL TIME HIGHS!!!!!! DAS IST SCHÖN DAS MACHT SPASS

[BobbyBonella]

03.10.2007 12:34
India's ICICI Bank line-of-credit backed USCP program rated 'Prime-1' - Moody's

MUMBAI (Thomson Financial) - Moody's (Nachrichten) Investors Service said it has assigned a 'Prime-1' rating to the commercial paper issued by ICICI Bank Ltd (Nachrichten) through its 500 mln usd fully-supported commercial paper program.

Moody's said the rating on the CP notes is based primarily on Bank of America's 'Prime-1' rating. The second-largest US bank has issued an irrevocable, direct-pay letter of credit for full and timely support for the repayment of each series of the CP notes upon maturity.

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[BobbyBonella]

KAUFEN SIE VOR DEN ZAHLEN!!!!! NICHT DANACH

19.10. Halbjahres Ergebnis


Ich rechne mit sehr guten Zahlen

[BobbyBonella]

ICH SAGTE GESTERN: KAUFEN SIE VOR DEN ZAHLEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


DAS ERGEBNIS SIEHT HEUTE SO AUS: 39,15 EUR
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ICH ERWARTE HEUTE NEUES ALL TIME HIGH!!!!!!

UND NUN LESEN SIE NOCH DAS:

Buy ICICI Bank; target Rs 1173: Sharekhan
2007-10-10 15:41:55 Source : Moneycontrol.com
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Sharekhan is bullish on ICICI Bank and has maintained buy rating with target price of Rs 1173. At the current market price of Rs 1,045, the stock is quoting at 22.9x its FY2009E earnings per share (EPS), 11.2x its pre-provision profit (PPP) and 2.3x FY2009E book value (BV).

Sharekhan report on ICICI Bank:

Branch licences to support growth aspirations

ICICI Bank has received the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) approval for establishing new branches and additional off-site automated teller machines (ATMs), broadly in line with its application made to the regulator. The management has not divulged the number of approvals but the same is expected to be in the range of 400-425 branches and 2,500 offsite ATMs.

Currently, the bank has a network of 950 branches and 3,600 ATMs. The new branches and ATMs are expected to be operational in a phased manner by March 2008. This would increase the branch network of the bank by 80% (almost 200 branches of Sangli Bank and new approvals) in a span of almost 12 months (from March 2007) which is phenomenal and very positive for the sutainability of the growth going forward. ICICI Bank's cost of funds is higher than that of its peers as only around 20-22% of its deposit base comprises of low cost current account and savings account (CASA) deposits. Since the CASA base improves directly with an increase in the branches, we feel the significant addition in branches would help the bank in improving its CASA base and lower its cost of funds. Its margins will consequently improve with an improvement in its cost of funds.

The bank has already raised capital to the tune of Rs 20,000 crore (USD 5 billion) and is all set to grow its businesses. The approval of the branch licences would help the bank to achieve its growth aspirations.

Q2FY2008 earnings expectations

We expect the bank's net interest income to increase by 22.4% year on year to Rs 1,930 crore and its net profit to increase by 20.4% to Rs 909 crore. The noninterest income growth will remain steady, however provisions may remain high due to higher mark-to-market provisions on the non-governmental securities portfolio.

Valuations

We remain bullish on ICICI Bank due to the excellent growth that it has demonstrated over the years and is expected to deliver going forward after the capital raising and branch approvals get in place. At the current market price of Rs 1,045, the stock is quoting at 22.9x its FY2009E earnings per share (EPS), 11.2x its pre-provision profit (PPP) and 2.3x FY2009E book value (BV). We maintain our Buy recommendation on the stock with the price target of Rs 1,173.
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SO LONG SO STRONG...EUER BOBBY

[BobbyBonella]

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NEUES ALL TIME HIGH an der NYSE!!!!!

[BobbyBonella]

STRONGEST BUY!!!!!!

[BobbyBonella]

Indiens Industrieproduktion wächst schneller


Neu Dehli (aktiencheck.de AG) - Das Wachstum der indischen Industrieproduktion hat sich im August 2007 beschleunigt.

Wie die nationale Statistikbehörde am Mittwoch mitteilte, kletterte die Industrieproduktion gegenüber dem Vorjahresmonat um 10,7 Prozent. Volkswirte hatten nur mit einem Plus von 8,6 Prozent gerechnet, nach revidiert 7,5 Prozent im Juli.

Im produzierenden Gewerbe konnte der Output um 10,4 Prozent gesteigert werden. (12.10.2007/ac/n/m)

Quelle:Finanzen.net 12/10/2007 12:42

[BobbyBonella]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.954.020 von BobbyBonella am 12.10.07 13:09:43

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DAS EINZIGE WAS SIE IN DIESEM INVESTMENT MITBRINGEN MÜSSEN...IST:

GELD & GEDULD


STRONGEST AGGRESSIVE BUY!!!!!!!!!!!

[BobbyBonella]

ES GEHT WEITER...SCHLAG AUF SCHLAG GUTE NEWS:



16.10.2007 11:00
ICICI Prudential Life Insurance's IFS rating affirmed at 'AAA(ind)' - Fitch

MUMBAI (Thomson Financial) - Fitch Ratings said it has affirmed India's ICICI (Nachrichten) Prudential Life Insurance Co Ltd's national insurer financial strength rating at 'AAA(ind)' with a stable outlook to reflect its very strong capitalisation.

The rating also takes into account the ongoing operational and capital support received from the company's strongly rated shareholders, the important market position built by the company in the last seven years and a strong focus on introduction of best business practices, Fitch said.

However, the company faces challenges because of its relatively short track record and the fact that it is yet to become profitable, the ratings agency said.

As most of its business is unit-linked, Fitch believes ICICI Prudential Life continues to have significant exposure to investment market volatility, both in terms of fee income and levels of new business.

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[BobbyBonella]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.019.379 von BobbyBonella am 16.10.07 10:26:28

Tuesday October 16, 05:35 PM
ICICI Prudential mutual plans retirement fund


MUMBAI (Reuters) - ICICI Prudential Asset Management Co Ltd on Tuesday filed initial papers with India's market regulator to launch an asset allocation fund targeted at investors planning to retire between 2015 and 2030.

ICICI Prudential Retirement Fund Series would offer four plans. Each plan would initially invest in equities and shift money gradually to debt and money market instruments as they approach the target retirement year, the fund house said.

The fund would invest at least 10 percent of the assets in equities and the rest in debt and money market instruments.

The fund house managed assets worth about 504 billion rupees at the end of September, data from the Association of Mutual Funds in India showed.

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[BobbyBonella]

Gut erholt aus dem Urlaub...und viel...viel REICHER geworden....

Ich predige es seit Monaten...GEBEN SIE KEIN EINZIGES STÜCK AUS DER HAND....!!!!!!


SEIEN SIE MIT VON DER PARTIE....DENN HIER ENTSTEHT EIN ALLFINANZ RIESE
ALLA CITIGROUP!!!


STRONGEST AGGRESSIVE BUY!!!!!

[notebook]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.172.301 von BobbyBonella am 27.10.07 13:00:31

STRONGEST AGGRESSIVE AGREEMENT.

[notebook]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.172.301 von BobbyBonella am 27.10.07 13:00:31

Trotz der vielen schönen Kursanstiege darf man aber auch nicht vergessen, dass ICICI bei Korrekturen relativ stark einbricht. Die Aktie ist recht volatil. Wenn man aber von Indien überzeugt ist, sind Korrekturen Nachkaufgelegenheiten.

[BobbyBonella]

ICICI Bank touches all time high
2007-10-30 13:40:19 Source : MC
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ICICI Bank has touched a 52-week high of Rs 1,293.95. At 1:32 pm, the share is quoting at Rs 1,289, up Rs 48.35, or 3.90%.

It is trading with volumes of 3,619,953 shares. Yesterday the share closed up 4.48% or Rs 53.15 at Rs 1,240.65.

WEITER STRONGEST AGGRESSIVE BUY!!!!!!! SCHAUEN SIE WAS DIE GRÖSSTEN BANKEN IN CHINA KOSTEN....DANN WISSEN SIE WELCH GIGANTISCHE KURSGEWINNE HIER NOCH INS HAUS STEHEN

[notebook]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.214.933 von BobbyBonella am 31.10.07 10:54:00

Wieso schreibst du eigentlich wie ein bekloppter Pusher?

[BobbyBonella]

ICICI Bank among major gainers
2007-11-01 14:08:02 Source : MC
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ICICI Bank is among major gainers on the Sensex. It has touched a 52-week high of Rs 1,317. At 2:02 pm, the share is quoting at Rs 1,305.30, up Rs 48.30, or 3.84%.

It is trading with volumes of 649,670 shares. Yesterday the share closed up 1.35% or Rs 16.75 at Rs 1,257.
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LECK FETT

[BobbyBonella]

NEUES ALL TIME HIGH!!!!!!!!!!!

[BobbyBonella]

PAKISTAN-----AUSNAHMEZUSTAND VERHÄNGT .....BÖRSE IN PAKISTAN ICH ERWARTE KURSRUTSCH MONTAG ...das könnte die Börse in Indien auch kurzfristig belasten...Positionieren Sie sich mit Abstauberlimit

LANGFRISTIG GEHT ES WEITER AUFWÄRTS...SCHAUEN SIE SICH NOCHMALS DIE BANKENBEWERTUNGEN IN CHINE AN...DANN WISSEN SIE WAS SIE HIER NOCH ERWARTET...MINDESTES + 500 % LANGFRISTIG

[BobbyBonella]

CARE reaffirms `AAA` rating on ICICI Bank`s long-term instruments

Credit rating agency CARE reaffirmed `AAA` rating for the various outstanding long-term instruments of ICICI Bank, aggregating to Rs 166.71 billion.

Also, CARE retained `AAA (FD)` rating to the existing fixed deposit program of the bank.

Instruments with this rating are considered to be of the best credit quality, offering highest safety of timely servicing of debt obligations. Such instruments carry minimal credit risk.

The rating factors in the bank`s strong market position, resource raising ability, significant retail reach, strong technology infrastructure, comfortable capital adequacy, proactive management as well as the measures taken by ICICI Bank to diversify and reduce its credit portfolio risk.

ICICI Bank`s ability to maintain asset quality of its fast growing retail portfolio, improve low cost deposits and maintain spreads are the key rating concerns.

In addition, CARE retained the existing `AAA` rating for the outstanding perpetual bond issue of Rs 8.01 billion and outstanding upper tier II bond issue of Rs 13.49 billion.

Further, CARE reaffirmed the `PR1+` rating assigned to the certificate of deposit program of ICICI Bank having a limit of Rs 400 billion with a maturity up to one year.

These are the highest ratings assigned to long/medium term and short term instruments respectively.

ICICI Bank`s total income rose 56.5% y-o-y to Rs 289.23 billion for FY07 as against Rs 184.87 billion for FY06.

The increase in total income was contributed by a growth of 60.7% in interest income and 41.8% increase in non-interest income. Net interest income increased 41% to Rs 66.36 billion for FY07 from Rs 47.09 billion for FY06.

Total advances increased 34% to Rs 1,958.66 billion at Mar. 31, 2007 from Rs 1,461.63 million at Mar. 31, 2006.

Retail assets constituted around 65% of advances and 62% of customer assets. The bank`s total deposits increased 40% to Rs 2,305.10 billion at Mar. 31, 2007 from Rs 1,650.83 billion at Mar. 31, 2006.

At Mar. 31, 2007, the bank`s NPAs (net non-performing assets) constituted 1.02% of advances as against 0.72% as on Mar. 31, 2006. Net NPAs have risen by 89.4% from Rs 10.52 billion as on Mar. 31, 2006 to Rs 19.92 billlion as on Mar. 31, 2007.

Shares of the company declined Rs 19.6, or 2.47%, to trade at Rs 774.4. The total volume of shares traded was 3,823 at the BSE. (10.28 a.m, Thursday)

[BobbyBonella]

Kaufen wenn die Kanonen donnern...und sie donnern morgen

[BobbyBonella]

UNTER 40,00 € ALLES AUFKAUFEN!!!!!

[Goldwalla]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.389.757 von BobbyBonella am 12.11.07 10:25:05

Der Wert befindet sich charttechnisch in einem klaren Abwärtstrend,
vielleicht bis 33, oder sogar darunter!!

[seatech]

Ich denke auch, dass es auf längere Sicht hin, ein must have Papier ist.
Allerdings ist die Indische Börse sehr anfällig was die Weltwirtschaft betrifft... es hustet jemand und alle werden krank.

[Goldwalla]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.397.152 von seatech am 12.11.07 18:54:20

Es heißt Indien regiert sich selbst und die Börse folgt eigene Vorgaben und eigene Gesetze.
Bekanntlich wächst die Indische Wirtschaft jedes Jahr mit einem atemberauenden Tempo.
Leider auch die Bevölkerung.

Bei einer internationalem Wirtschaftseinbruch bietet Indien eine hochinteressante Alternative.

Ein weiterer bemerkenswerter Wert ist Rediff.com.
Mit 60 000 000 Usern ist Rediff das größte Internetportal.
Ein potentieller Übernahmekanidat, der Durchschnittskurs
liegt bei 12-15 €, zurzeit gibts diese Aktie für unglaubliche
8 €.

[BobbyBonella]

DID YOU BUY YESTERDAY UNDER 40,00 € ? No...? I`m so sorry I did it again...UND LECKE HEUTE FETT

[BobbyBonella]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.391.302 von Goldwalla am 12.11.07 12:25:48

Weist du Buddie...Charttechnik ist was für Verlierer....Merk Dir das

[BobbyBonella]

BOOOOMMMMMMM......Nur noch wenige Euro und wir haben wieder ein Neues All Time High

[BobbyBonella]

15.11.2007 17:07
ICICI Ventures, Baring PE eye 30 pct in Karvy Stock Broking for 5 bln rupees

MUMBAI (Thomson Financial) - ICICI Ventures, a unit of India's largest private bank ICICI Bank Ltd, (Nachrichten) and Baring Private Equity Asia are looking to acquire a 30 pct stake in Karvy Stock Broking Ltd for 5 bln rupees, company sources told Thomson Financial News.

Specific Century Group's 20 pct stake in Karvy, which is also up for sale, is likely to be bought by ICICI Ventures and Barings PE, sources added.

Karvy Stock Broking is currently valued at a little over 16 bln rupees, the source added.

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[BobbyBonella]

(cow) Die indische Private-Equity-Gesellschaft ICICI Venture Funds Management Company Ltd. hat die österreichische VA TECH Wabag GmbH erworben. Verkäuferin war Siemens Österreich. Über den Kaufpreis wurde Stillschweigen vereinbart.
GCI Management hat die Transaktion begleitet, die rechtliche Seite wurde durch die österreichische Kanzlei Dorda Brugger Jordis abgedeckt. Die VA TECH Wabag ist im Bereich Wasseraufbereitungsunternehmen aktiv und erwirtschaftet einen Umsatz von knapp 100 Millionen Euro.
ICICI Venture Funds ist nach eigener Aussage mit einem Fondsvolumen von mehr als 2 Milliarden US-Dollar einer der größten indischen Private-Equity-Investoren.

Quellen: GCI Management, FINANCE

[seatech]

Ja, die Nachrichten sind ok....nur leider interessiert es keinen. Amerika ist zu krank, als das es besser wird. Heute wird die Aktie wieder fallen und ein Ende der Kriese ist noch lange nicht in Sicht. Die Ammis leben einfach zu sehr über ihre Vehältnisse und es wird noch einige Hiobsbotschaften geben...

Genau das gleiche bei Volkswagen, gute Zahlen und sehr guter Ausblick leider verkauft Porsche massiv, damit der privat Anleger glaubt es fällt ins bodenlose. Dann wenn der Preis stimmt Kauft Porsche wieder zu.
Leider ist der privat Anleger zu naiv...

Geld regiert die Welt

[BobbyBonella]

Ich habe kräftig gekauft heute...das sollten Sie auch tun

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Kaufen Sie direkt an der NYSE....bessere Liquidität

[BobbyBonella]

AUF SOLCHE NACHRICHTEN SIND KÄUFE PFLICHT....

ICICI Bank Canada continues aggressive growth with new branch in Mississauga

TORONTO, Nov. 21 /CNW/ - ICICI Bank Canada is continuing its aggressive
growth strategy with the opening of its seventh branch, a new location in
Mississauga.
The bank has rolled across Canada, seeing its customer base grow 200%
between 2006 and 2007 and growing its asset base to over $2.5 billion during
the same period.
"This new branch represents ICICI's commitment to delivering caring
customer service for our clients," says Hari Panday, President and CEO of
ICICI Bank Canada. "Our model of combining branch locations with our direct
banking focus has made us the bank of choice for some 183,000+ customer
accounts in just four years." ICICI Bank Canada currently has customers in
every province across the country.
This rapid pace of growth is directly related to the bank's expansion
strategy through direct banking and its branch network. When the Mississauga
branch, located at Hurontario and Dundas Streets in the vibrant Cooksville
area, opens its doors on Thursday, it will be the fifth branch in the Greater
Toronto Area. The bank also has two branches in British Columbia and plans to
open more branches across the country in 2008.
Since inception, ICICI Bank Canada has created a strong presence as it
has widened its offerings in Canada. With six languages available on its ABMs,
staff speaking more than 15 languages, and consistently offering among the
highest deposit rates in the country, ICICI Bank Canada has become a
competitive institution appealing to the multicultural communities across
Canada. The bank now offers 4.85 percent on a 1-year GIC, which is available
through the branch network, online or by phone.
The growth at ICICI Bank Canada has accelerated as the bank has expanded
its product offering, now offering Savings and Chequing Accounts in Canadian
and US dollars, Term Deposits in Canadian and US dollars, RSPs, Commercial
Loans and Money Transfers to India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. As the bank
continues to expand its branch network and invest in its online platform,
ICICI will continue to grow its base of customers across the country.

About ICICI Bank Canada:

ICICI Bank Canada, a wholly-owned subsidiary of ICICI Bank Limited, is a
full-service direct bank with an asset base of over C$2.5 billion, offering a
comprehensive suite of personal, commercial and cross-border banking products
and services. The Bank is supported by a state-of-the-art electronic banking
platform (icicibank.ca), a 24-hour toll-free customer contact centre and
proprietary ABMs. It has established its branch network in the Greater Toronto
Area (Brampton, Downtown Toronto, Gerrard Street East, and Scarborough) and
Greater Vancouver Regional District (Downtown Vancouver and Surrey).

About ICICI Bank Limited:

ICICI Bank Limited is India's second largest bank, and largest private
sector bank in the country, with an asset base of over US$79 billion. ICICI
Bank Limited serves a growing customer base through a multi-channel access
network of over 950 branches and 3,300 ABMs, call centers and internet banking
(icicibank.com). ICICI Bank Limited was awarded "Best Bank of the Year 2006"
in India by Business India - the Magazine of the Corporate World. ICICI Bank
currently has subsidiaries in the United Kingdom, Russia and Canada, branches
in Singapore, Bahrain, Hong Kong, Sri Lanka and Dubai, and representative
offices in the United States, United Arab Emirates, China, South Africa and
Bangladesh. The UK subsidiary has established a branch in Belgium.



STRONGEST AGGRESSIVE BUY!!!!!!

[BobbyBonella]

politische Stabilisierung in pakistan in Sicht...ich erwarte bis weihnachten noch gewaltigen Sensex Upmove

Icici...Basisinvestment noch knapp 20 % under All Time High....

SOFORT EINCHECKEN...greifen Sie in Stuttgart noch welche zu 39,52 € ab...

MONTAG wahrscheinlich schon teuerer

[BobbyBonella]

UND ES WIR MONTAG DEUTLICH TEUERER.... 58,76 USD
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& Bobby leckt Fett

[BobbyBonella]

ICICI direct foresees 15% upside in Aftek

ICICI direct foresees 15% upside in Aftek with a price target of Rs 87 as against current market price of Rs 76. (November 21)

Aftek is a two decade-old company specialising in product engineering, very large scale integrated circuit (VLSI) design and embedded software. The company made significant investments in intellectual property (IP), and is likely to monetize investments over a period of time. Although we are sanguine about the technical capabilities of the company, sluggish EPS growth (11.6% CAGR over the next two years) is unlikely to warrant a rerating in valuations, ICICI direct said.

Commenting on valuation, the broking house said, ``Aftek is likely to see sluggish EPS growth during FY08E- FY09E. Moreover, with no significant unlocking of embedded value in the near term, a re-rating of the stock is unwarranted. We believe the company could comfortably trade in the range of 6.5x FY09E EPS of Rs 13.4, giving us a price target of Rs 87. We would watch out for surprises on sales from BDT`s products for which the company has royalty agreements and significant ramp ups by customers before changing our view.``


Aftek Limited (Q, N,C,F)*

[BobbyBonella]

November 27, 2007 14:47 IST

Biggest private sector lender ICICI Bank [Get Quote] has carried out the country's largest rated securitisation transaction for an amount of Rs 1,929.9 crore (Rs 19.29 billion), backed by its new and old car loans.

The securities -- Pass Through Certificates, backed by the new and used car receivables, originated from ICICI Bank and have been issued by Indian Retail ABS Trust under the bank's securitisation programme.

Credit rating agency Crisil has assigned the high investment grade rating to these securities. The bank would assign the pool to the trust and will receive a purchase consideration equal to the pool's principal outstanding.

"Including the credit opinions assigned to the liquidity and second loss facilities, the rated amount of Rs 1,992.99 crore is the largest in any securitisation transaction in India," a Crisil statement said.

The total rated amount consists of a liquidity facility of Rs 76.65 crore (Rs 766.5 million) and a credit enhancement of Rs 77.75 crore (Rs 777.5 million).

The balance amount of Rs 1,837.6 crore (Rs 18.37 billion) is the loan amount, of which new car loan receivables comprise 81.6 per cent and used car loan receivables account for 18.4 per cent.

The pool has a weighted average season of 6.4 months and is well diversified. It is predominantly current with about 95 per cent of receivables coming from contracts that do not have any overdues on the cut-off date.

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[BobbyBonella]

SOFORT HEUTE ZUM ERSTEN KURS REIN...GAP VON CA: 15 % OFFEN....

WISSEN SIE WAS ICH UM 16.30 heute tat? AGGRESSIVST NACHGEFASST

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NYSE 58,34 USD
+5,16 | +9,70%

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!

Dieser Beitrag wurde moderiert. Grund: Spammposting

[Goldwalla]

Die feinsten indischen Aktien haben in 3 Jahren 300% zugelegt,
jetzt wird von Überhitzung gesprochen...
Besonders weil die Indische Rupee gegenwärtig eine Aufwertung erfährt,
das wird die exportorientierte Wirtschaft schwer treffen.

Analysten warnen vor einem 18 monatigen Abwärtstrend.

Die Zeit des Fettleckens wird wohl ein jähes Ende finden.

[BobbyBonella]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.713.565 von Goldwalla am 10.12.07 13:10:59

Das Fett lecken wird noch lange anhalten...das sage ich!!!

und nun....nimm das hier....


Buy ICICI Bank, says Tulsian
2007-12-12 13:14:54 Source : moneycontrol.com
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Investment Advisor SP Tulsian is of the opinion that one can buy ICICI Bank at this level. The investors who have a long-term call this could be an excellent stock and even those who want to have a trading attitude can always enter, as this is the time to enter at the level of around Rs 1,300.

Tulsian told CNBC-TV18, "ICICI Bank is the cheapest amongst the private sector banking stocks. In fact there is a mentally amongst the traders or maybe investors that they make frequent in and out and there is no harm in doing that. If one sees a range of about Rs 150 happening in the counter at any period of time; when the share was ruling at Rs 1,000-1,100 or Rs 1,200 that’s a right approach. Even if one wants to remain as an investor cum trader one do get to catch all this volatility of about Rs 50-100 on an intra-week basis."

He further added, "This is an excellent stock; the kind of value unlocking will happen in the stock over a period of time and even the normal growth probably FY08 would be having an EPS of close to Rs 36 to Rs 40 maybe thereafter the growth of 20-25% is visible and when I compare with the peers of the other private sector banking players probably this is the cheapest stock available."

"My call to the investors who have a long-term call this could be an excellent stock and even those who want to have a trading attitude can always enter, as this is the time to enter at this level of around Rs 1,300. Today the share price is soft by about Rs 10-15 but even from a trading point of view this is a good buy and from an investment point of view sure buy at this level."

Disclosure: Analyst has positions in above stock.

[BobbyBonella]

Kotak, ICICI along with IL&FS buy 9.55% stake in MCX
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ICICI, Kotak and IL&FS have bought 9.55% stake in Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), at a value of up to USD 1.1 billion, reports Economic Times.

ICICI Group has purchased a 3.5% stake in MCX, while Kotak and IL&FS have picked up 5% and 1% respectively.

The other shareholders in MCX are Fidelity International, State Bank of India, State Bank of Hyderabad, State Bank of Indore, State Bank of Saurashtra, State Bank of Patiala, State Bank of Travancore, State Bank of Mysore, State Bank of Bikaner & Jaipur, SBI Life Insurance Co, HDFC Bank, National Stock Exchange, NABARD, Canara Bank, Bank of India, Union Bank of India, Bank of Baroda and Corporation Bank.

Financial Technologies is the parent firm of the Multi Commodity Exchange.

[BobbyBonella]

Complaints: SBI Cards tops, ICICI is second
BS Reporter in Mumbai

December 17, 2007 09:05 IST
SBI [Get Quote] Cards, the second largest issuer of credit cards, has topped the list of complaints from credit cardholders, with the banking ombudsman receiving 2,654 complaints against it. ICICI Bank [Get Quote], the largest credit card issuer, with 1,451 complaints follows SBI Cards in the list.

A senior RBI official said, "The complaints range from using strong-arm tactics to recover money, levy of excessive rates, charging customers for false transactions, among others. These are very serious complaints. Almost 90 per cent of the cases that come to the ombudsman are awarded in favour of the customers."

The highest number of customer complaints received by the banking ombudsman relate to credit cards. Of 34,499 complaints, 7,669 are related to credit cards.

An SBI Cards official said, "The numbers do not give the right picture as they include all cards-related complaints including debit cards."

The RBI official, however, clarified that the credit card-related complaints did not include those of debit cards.

SBI Cards is a joint venture between State Bank of India and GE Money with a credit card base of over 5 million.

Sachin Khandelwal, head, cards, ICICI Bank, said, "For a bank having a total base of 9.5 million cards and more than 219.75 million transactions a year, a complaint number of 1,451 works out to around 0.19 complaints per thousand customers.''

"Of all the credit card complaints against us received through the Banking Ombudsman offices of Reserve Bank of India (RBI), only three awards have been passed against ICICI Bank Credit Cards in the last one year,'' added Khandelwal.

Most complaints relate to charge-backs, where a customer is not willing to wait for 45 to 60 days for the completion of investigations of a disputed transaction.

Complaints on transactions relate to disputes between the merchant and the customer regarding services and products where the customer is either dissatisfied with or is contesting the transaction itself.

Internet-based transactions are the most contentious, with customers reporting the misuse or cancellation of transactions, especially for travel payments.

As these involve multiple banks and, at times, international entities, the association rules specify a minimum period of 45 days. Customers tend to file a complaint before the dispute process is resolved.

Others concern insurance-related charges on credit cards, misuse, stealing or loss of cards.

The second most common cause for customer grievance is banks levying a penal charge in instances where the customer has failed to pay even the minimum amount due and requested for a waiver, claiming that they have been regular in their payments in the past.

"These complaints have reached the banking ombudsman window since the banks have been unable to resolve these complaints," said the RBI official.

Charge Sheet

*
Largest credit card issuer ICICI Bank, with 1,451 complaints, follows SBI Cards on the list
* Complaints include use of force to recover money, levy of excessive rates and charging customers for false transactions
* The highest number of complaints received by the banking ombudsman relates to credit cards
* Other complaints relate to disputes between the merchant and the customer over services and products

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.790.719 von BobbyBonella am 17.12.07 13:59:25

CICI and Infosys lead Indian shares up 3.6 pct

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By Devidutta Tripathy

MUMBAI (Reuters) - Indian stocks rose 3.61 percent on Monday to their highest close in more than a week, led by ICICI Bank and Infosys Technologies as fears of a U.S. recession eased and the likelihood of early national elections declined.

Third-ranked software services exporter Wipro jumped 8.9 percent to its highest close in more than six months after a newspaper reported it was likely to bid for France's Capgemini by the end of January.

The 30-share BSE index rose 691.55 points to 19,854.12, with all but three components gaining. The market will be closed on Tuesday for a holiday.

It was the index's biggest percentage gain since Nov. 14, when it had risen 4.69 percent, and at the close the market was 3.1 percent below its record high of 20,498.11 hit on Dec. 13.

The comfortable re-election of Hindu nationalists in the Gujarat state election lowered the chances that ruling Congress party could call an early national election, lifting some uncertainty from the market.

"We saw some improvement in international markets after last week's correction, while the Bharatiya Janata Party's victory (in Gujarat) has given some boost," said Dipak Acharya, a fund manager with BoB Mutual Fund.

"Now the perception is that election is far away."

Second-largest bank ICICI Bank rose 4.4 percent to 1,207.90 rupees, while mortgage-lender Housing Development Finance Corp added 6.3 percent to 2,897.35 rupees.

Gains in export-driven software-services companies, which had been beaten down this year by a sharp rise in rupee, were helped by stronger results from U.S. technology companies.

Sector leader Tata Consultancy Services rose 6.1 percent to its highest close in more than two months, bellwether Infosys Technologies put on 6.3 percent. The BSE IT sector index was up 6.04 percent, its biggest gain in 1-½ years.

JM Financial said in a note that investors should use the market's rally as a selling opportunity, as the next leg of a downtrend could begin later this week, but others disagreed.

"I think the momentum will continue for some time, before we see another correction," Acharya said.

In the broader market, 1,939 gainers led 931 losers on volume of almost 450 million shares, lower than recent daily turnover.

The 50-issue NSE index was up 3.79 percent at 5,985.10, its highest close since Dec. 14.

Elsewhere in the region, Karachi's 100-share index added 0.88 percent to 14,788.77, a record closing high, while Colombo's All-share index gained 0.63 percent to 2,525.81, its highest close since Dec. 6.

STOCKS THAT MOVED

* Leading mobile operator Bharti Airtel

* Bajaj Hindusthan Sugar & Industries Ltd added 4.9 percent to 47.80 rupees after Bajaj Hindusthan Ltd said on Thursday it would make an open offer for an additional 20 percent in the company at 50 rupees a share.

* Nagarjuna Construction Co Ltd gained 5.5 percent to 339.75 rupees after the firm said it has secured a 5.7 billion rupee road project in Oman.

MAIN TOP THREE BY VOLUME

* IFCI Ltd on 38.1 million shares

* Ispat Industries on nearly 13.4 million shares

* Himachal Futuristic Communications on 10.7 million shares

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[technophilosoph]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.309.107 von voodooinvest am 15.03.07 14:18:27

Also ich sehe ein Kursziel von 50€ Ende 2008 und die Optionsscheine sehen auch nicht so prall aus ... Kennst du vielleicht eine indische Lebensversicherung WKN? ?, die mit China life vergleichbar wäre?

[BobbyBonella]

ICICI Bank hikes stake in Southern Iron to 9.40%
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Southern Iron & Steel said on Wednesday that the ICICI Bank is holding nearly 31.11 million equity shares, which is 9.40% of the total equity shares of the company, as on Dec. 22, 2007, following the allotment of shares by the company.

On Dec. 22, 2007, the company has allotted 13,133,871 equity shares of Rs 10 each at a premium of Rs 52 a share to ICICI Bank, on conversion of optionally convertible loan of Rs 814.30 million as per the CDR package and master restructuring agreement dated Jul. 11, 2007.

Prior to aforesaid allotment, ICICI Bank was holding nearly 17.97 million equity shares in the company which is equivalent to 6.14% of the equity shares.

Shares of the company gained Rs 1.5, or 2.78%, to settle at Rs 55.5. The total volume of shares traded was 918,426 at the BSE. (Wednesday)


Southern Iron & Steel Company Limited (Q, N,C,F)*

[BobbyBonella]

Politische Börsen haben kurze Beine...Sorry Frau Bhutto...aber wer unentwegt ungepanzert mit dem Konvoi durch Pakistan fährt...


An alle anderen...Buy on every Dip this Value Stock

[BobbyBonella]

ICICI...wird wohl bald auch Indiens größte private Investmentbank werden...vergessen Sie Deutsche Bank & Co...Hier entsteht ein neuer Star am Investmenthimmel...

Mascon Global confirms news of stake acquisition from ICICI
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Referring to a news item appearing in a leading daily titled `Mascon promoter in talks to buy ICICI`s 5% stake`, Mascon Global informed that (Q, N,C,F)* upon receipt of Letter of Offer on Dec. 31, 2007 from ICICI Bank, K Chandra, the company`s executive chairman & CEO has signed a Letter of Offer with the Bank.

The letter is dated Dec. 31, 2007 for purchase of the equity shares constituting around 5.01% of the total paid-up capital of the company.

The company is taking steps to file the necessary disclosures as per the applicable regulations to the stock exchanges concerned.

Shares of Mascon Global gained Rs 1.20, or 4.95%, to trade at Rs 25.45. The total volume of shares traded was 278,097 at the BSE. (12.53 p.m., Tuesday)

[BobbyBonella]

ICICI venture firm acquires Alved Pharma






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ICICI [Get Quote] venture firm, RFCL Ltd, today said it will acquire Chennai-based veterinary healthcare firm Alved Pharma and Foods Pvt Ltd for an undisclosed amount.

RFCL has signed a definitive share purchase agreement to acquire Alved Pharma, which would see transfer of all key people, assets, all contracts including exports and the brand name, the ICICI Venture firm said in a statement.

"Alved is a market leader in South India with significant export business to Middle East and Africa and is expecting to close FY08 with Rs 18 crore (Rs 180 million) sales revenue," RFCL said. The company said that this acquisition complements the animal healthcare business of Vetnex, the veterinary wing of RFCL, in terms of product profile and distribution network.

"We see significant upsides arising out of the synergies between Vetnex and Alved, which will augment the projected growth at a CAGR of 20% plus for the next 4-5 years for a consolidated animal healthcare business," said Sushil Mehta, Managing Director, RFCL Ltd.

RFCL expects the animal healthcare business of Vetnex to close at Rs 90 crore (Rs 900 million) for FY08, with a growth of 22% over FY07. "Combined with sales revenue of Alved, RFCL's veterinary product portfolio will be in excess of Rs 105 crore (Rs 1.05 billion) and would be a clear 'No 3' in the animal health industry," it said.

Last year, RFCL had acquired Wipro [Get Quote] Biomed and Godrej [Get Quote] Medical Diagnostics. "RFCL will keep pursuing this strategy of strong inorganic and organic growth initiatives to keep increasing its base and geographical presence, across all its business domains in an attempt to build a reputed global life sciences and laboratory solutions company," clarified Aluri Srinivasa Rao, ICICI Venture Director (Investments) and RFCL Chairman.

[BobbyBonella]

ICICI Bank plans IPO for broking unit
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ICICI Bank is believed to be planning an initial public offer (IPO) in its investment banking and broking unit, reports Economic Times.



It is believed that, the bank is looking at several opportunities for its subsidiaries. The bank would also make an announcement with regards to this soon. The bank held a meeting for a group of investors on Monday and it is believed that, this meeting fueled the IPO talk in ICICI Securities.



Last year, ICICI had sold USD 4.9 billion of shares in the country`s biggest-ever share sale.

Shares of the bank gained Rs 78.55, or 6.11%, to settle at Rs 1,363.9. The total volume of shares traded was 1,250,875 at the BSE. (Monday)


Icici Bank...Kein Stück aus der Hand geben...Sensex im starker Aufwärtstrend

[BobbyBonella]

Heute Angriff aufs All Time High...Geben Sie kein Stück von dieser Perle aus der Hand

[BobbyBonella]

ES IST DA...DAS NEUE ALL TIME HIGH

[BobbyBonella]

Wirtschaftsnews - von heute 11:07
Lehman Brothers: Indien kann um 10% pro Jahr wachsen


Neu-Delhi 11.01.08 (www.emfis.com) Lehman Brothers gehen davon aus, dass Indiens „potentielle Wachstumsrate“ derzeit weiter steige. Das Land verfüge über die Möglichkeit, in den kommenden Jahren ein Wirtschaftswachstum von durchschnittlich 10 Prozent pro Jahr zu erreichen. Dazu müssten allerdings einige politische Reformen umgesetzt werden.

Indien, so die Studie von Lehman Brothers, weise derzeit ähnliche Eigenschaften auf wie Japan, Korea und China im Vorfeld ihrer größten Boom-Phasen. So wachse das reale Bruttoinlandsprodukt pro Kopf deutlich an und es gebe hohe Zuwächse bei den Investitionen und Sparraten. Gleichzeitig öffne sich die Wirtschaft zunehmend. Auch die demographischen und statistischen Daten würden noch ein gewaltiges Potential offenbaren. So sei die Hälfte der Bevölkerung unter 25 Jahre alt. Gleichzeitig würden immer noch 70 Prozent der Bürger in ländlichen Regionen leben.

Um das „potentielle Wachstum“ von 10 Prozent pro Jahr tatsächlich zu erreichen, seien laut Lehman Brothers weitere Reformschritte dringend notwendig. Insbesondere müssten die Infrastruktur ausgebaut und die bürokratischen Hemmnisse abgebaut werden. Löblich sei derzeit bereits die Ausweisung von Sonderwirtschaftszonen und die Stärkung der Autonomie in den Bundesstaaten.



PS. Ich hoffe Sie wissen was zu tun ist, ansonsten sprche ich es nochmal vor: K A U F E N !!!

[BobbyBonella]

Citigroup & Konsorten waren gestern...einer der neuen Giganten im Bankenhimmel wird ICICI BANK sein...ich rate Ihnen, sich diesen Namen zu merken...er kann Sie reich machen...Mein Kursziel Long Term 250,00 €

[invest2002]

[BobbyBonella]

ICICI Bank spekulativer Kauf (Asia Investor)


Detmold (aktiencheck.de AG) - Die Experten von "Asia Investor" empfehlen die ICICI Bank-Aktie (ISIN US45104G1040/ WKN 936793) spekulativ zu kaufen.

Seit einigen Tagen kursiere in Mumbai das Gerücht, dass die ICICI Bank ihre Brokertochter an die Börse bringe. Deshalb sei am Montag der Kurs der Bank nahezu explodiert. Bislang habe es seitens der Bank dazu keine offiziellen Kommentare gegeben, die Idee sei aber keineswegs abwegig.

Da derzeit die Investoren in Indien kaufen würden, was das Zeug halte, sei einem potenziellen Börsengang mit einiger Sicherheit ein fulminanter Erfolg beschieden.

Der jüngste Ausbruch des Aktienkurses sei von einem sehr hohen Handelsvolumen begleitet worden. Daher sähen die Experten einiges an Kurspotenzial und würden auf den anrollenden Zug mit aufspringen.

Deshalb raten die Experten von "Asia Investor" bei der ICICI Bank-Aktie zu einem ersten spekulativen Kauf. Ein Stopp-Loss-Kurs zur Absicherung sollte bei 39,00 EUR gesetzt werden. (Ausgabe 01-02 vom 09.01.2008) (09.01.2008/ac/a/a)
Analyse-Datum: 09.01.2008

Analyst: Asia Investor
Rating des Analysten: spekulativ kaufen

[BobbyBonella]

haben Sie etwas Zeit...für eine Kursvervielfachung diese Premium Investments? In 5-10 Jahre spricht man von Citigroup & Meryll Lynch vielleicht nur noch wie von einer mitteleuropäischen Bank wie Commerzbank oder BNP Pariba....dann stehen neue Giganten am Start und diese heißen heute schon China Construction Bank & Co...aber auch dann wird ICICI Bank ein neuer Gigant sein...

ICICI among world's top 10 banks? Soon, says Kamath


K V Kamath, ICICI Bank CEO and Managing Director.



ICICI Bank, the country's biggest private lender, expects overseas business to account for at least one-fourth of its balance sheet in 2008 and is targeting a place among the world's top ten banks within five years.

"If there ever be an Ivy League of global banks, I believe, in 5-10 years, we have to have a few banks from China and a few from India in that league," ICICI Bank [Get Quote] managing director and chief executive officer K V Kamath told PTI in an interview.

"The target is that we will try to do it in less than five years. China has done it and their three banks are in the top ten. Three years ago, none of us would have given them any change of getting there," he said.

While attributing the current position of Chinese banks to the economic uptrend that started there ten years ago, he said, "Within six years, as an Indian bank [Get Quote], we should also enjoy similar change in attributes."

Kamath said he did not see slackening of India growth story for another 15 years and if the GDP grows at 10-11 per cent, banks and financial services sector should grow at a three-times multiple or about 30 per cent every year.

"If you look at that possibility you are really looking at doubling your size every three years. Then in six years, it should be a size where most Chinese banks are today -- in the top 10," said the head of India's most valued bank.

ICICI Bank's joint MD and chief financial officer Chanda Kochhar said the bank was already India's biggest in terms of overseas business and was looking at a contribution of at least 25 per cent from its international business in 2008.

Currently, global assets account for 22-23 per cent of its balance sheet, Kamath said.

Talking about the bank's international expansion plans, Kochhar said after getting a license in the US, it was not looking at merely foraying into other countries. "In each of the 18 countries we are present, we have a lot of deepening and widening to do. This can happen in many ways. For some it can be expanding the role of the branches," she said.

"Our overseas growth would be driven around three platforms - Indian retail customers, Indian corporate customers and our niche cost-competitive areas. As we get into the next year, our international side of balance sheet would be about 25 per cent of the total."

With more than $19 billion of overseas assets, ICICI Bank is the largest international bank in India, she said. ICICI Bank played a role in 88 per cent of total number of outbound merger and acquisition deals by Indian companies during 2007, while in terms of value of these deals, the share was 65 per cent, she said. The involvement was largest in terms of value and second-largest in terms of volume.

Indian companies would invest up to $700 billion over the next few years. While a major part of it would come from their own internal accruals equity issue, a large portion would be through borrowings in local and foreign markets.

"We saw this as a coming opportunity two years ago and we calibrated our skills to be able to take large market share in this business. We have strengthened our investment banking capability and also international capability, so that we can not only give them loans but also syndicate a large part of loans for Indian corporates," Kochhar said.

ICICI Bank currently ranks as a leading arranger of foreign currency loans for India Inc. This was an area dominated by foreign banks till some time ago, Kochhar noted. She said in India also ICICI Bank was looking to have a role in 25 per cent of the investment pipeline worth about $500 billion likely to come from the corporates in the next three-four years.

"Our current balance sheet is over $100 billion and we are talking of a little over doubling the balance sheet in the next three-four years," she said.

Kamath said 100 per cent growth was not the way to go for banking business, but even at 30 per cent growth the size would double every three years. There were also inorganic opportunities, he added.

When asked which other banks from India he expected in the global top ten, Kamath hinted at the country's biggest lender, the State Bank of India [Get Quote]. "At least one large government bank is clearly capable of entering into that league," he said.

"In China also, it is the government banks that have got into that league. I think any other bank will take time because I do not see the scaling-up that is required being done as yet elsewhere," he noted.

"Ten years down the lane, an Indian bank would have to be there. Our endeavour is to see how much quicker we would achieve that. . . One thing is sure that an Indian bank would reach that Ivy League," Kamath said.

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ICICI ropes in global healthcare investor
Niladri Bhattacharya


ICICI [Get Quote] Venture, the largest domestic private equity fund in the country, has roped in a foreign strategic healthcare investor in its endeavour to become a healthcare investment major in the country.

The strategic partner would invest $80 million in IVEN Medicare, the fully-owned subsidiary of ICICI Ventures, to form a special purpose vehicle.

"We currently have $80 million in IVEN from ICICI India Advantage Fund Series II and would raise another $90 million through debt. The new entity would have a capital base of $250 million, to start with," said Alluri Srinivas Rao, Director, Investments, ICICI Ventures.

Rao said that a formal announcement regarding the tie-up would be made by the end of this month.

The new company would acquire majority stakes in key regional hospitals. It will use its large balance sheet and size to buy equipment, help the hospitals raise money and hire doctors.

The company has invested in three major healthcare units in the country and plans to invest another Rs 200 crore (Rs 2 billion) in a couple of hospitals in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, announcements of which are due in a month's time.

"We have seven such tie-ups in the pipeline. The amount of $250 million would be utilised for the 12 projects," he added.

The company would not hesitate to raise further capital when necessary and may go to the public if the situation demands.

"Funds would not be a problem as of now and the IPO might happen in two year's time," Rao explained.

IVEN would hold a majority stake in most cases. It would dilute its stake in a phased manner over a period of time. "Once these investment figures begin to reflect at our balance sheet, we would become one of the largest healthcare players in the country," he claimed.

Meanwhile ICICI Venture on Tuesday announced an investment of Rs 65 crore (Rs 650 million) in the Kolkata-based Medica Synergie. The investments, made through IVEN Medicare, would be used for expansion.

"ICICI Venture sees itself as a `catalyst' and it is our endeavour to partner with people/organisations who have a strong, clear vision to bring about concrete, positive change in society and help in nation-building and betterment of society. MPSL's integrated business model, with its highly accomplished professionals, is an excellent framework for IVEN Medicare to add value and drive cost synergies," Rao said.
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Deutsche Banken..Jahre lang eine Landschaft der Glückseligkeit & des Vertrauens...welches diese Penner selbst leichtfertig verspielt haben...hier ist die Alternative...ICICI BANK und hier sind Sahne Zahlen....und kein Subprime Debakel...

19.01.2008 13:49
ICICI Bank Performance Review - Quarter ended December 31, 2007: 35% Year-on-Year Growth in Profit after Tax

The Board of Directors of ICICI Bank Limited (News) (NYSE: IBN) at its meeting held at Mumbai today, approved the audited unconsolidated Indian GAAP accounts of the Bank for the quarter ended December 31, 2007 (Q3-2008).

Highlights

* Profit after tax for Q3-2008 increased 35% to Rs. 1,230 crore (US$ 312 million) from Rs. 910 crore (US$ 231 million) for the quarter ended December 31, 2006 (Q3-2007).
* Operating profit excluding treasury income increased 37% in Q3-2008 to Rs. 1,977 crore (US$ 502 million) from Rs. 1,442 crore (US$ 366 million) for the quarter ended December 31, 2006 (Q3-2007).
* Net interest income increased 32% to Rs. 1,960 crore (US$ 497 million) for Q3-2008 from Rs. 1,485 crore (US$ 377 million) for Q3-2007.
* Fee income increased 33% to Rs. 1,785 crore (US$ 453 million) for Q3-2008 from Rs. 1,345 (US$ 341 million) for Q3-2007.
* Current and savings account deposits increased 33% to Rs. 62,494 crore (US$ 15.9 billion) at December 31, 2007 from Rs. 47,062 crore (US$ 11.9 billion) at December 31, 2006 resulting in an increase in CASA ratio to 27% at December 31, 2007.
* Total advances increased 25% to Rs. 215,517 crore (US$ 54.7 billion) at December 31, 2007 from Rs. 172,763 crore (US$ 43.8 billion) at December 31, 2006.
* Profit after tax for the nine months ended December 31, 2007 (9M-2008) increased 32% to Rs. 3,008 crore (US$ 763 million) from Rs. 2,285 crore (US$ 580 million) for the nine months ended December 31, 2006 (9M-2007).

Operating review

Deposit growth

Current and savings account deposits increased 33% to Rs. 62,494 crore (US$ 15.9 billion) at December 31, 2007 from Rs. 47,062 crore (US$ 11.9 billion) at December 31, 2006. During this period, the Bank's total deposits increased 17% to Rs. 229,779 crore (US$ 58.3 billion) at December 31, 2007 from Rs. 196,893 crore (US$ 49.9 billion) at December 31, 2006. The Bank had 955 branches and extension counters and about 3,687 ATMs at December 31, 2007.

Credit growth

The Bank's total advances increased 25% to Rs. 215,517 crore (US$ 54.7 billion) at December 31, 2007 from Rs. 172,763 crore (US$ 43.8 billion) at December 31, 2006. The proportion of advances of the Bank's international branches in total advances increased from 12% at December 31, 2006 to 21% at December 31, 2007, reflecting effective synergies between the Bank's strong corporate franchise and its international presence. The Bank's retail advances were Rs. 132,311 crore (US$ 33.6 billion) at December 31, 2007 and constituted 61% of total advances.

International operations

The Bank is present in 18 countries through wholly-owned subsidiaries, branches and representative offices. At December 31, 2007 the Bank's international operations accounted for about 23% of its consolidated banking assets.

ICICI Bank UK plc opened two additional branches in UK in Coventry and London taking the number of retail locations to nine. ICICI Bank Canada opened its seventh branch in Canada in the Greater Toronto Area.

Capital adequacy

The Bank's capital adequacy at December 31, 2007 was 15.8%1 (including Tier-1 capital adequacy of 12.1%), well above RBI's requirement of total capital adequacy of 9.0%.

Asset quality

At December 31, 2007, the Bank's net non-performing assets constituted 1.47% of net customer assets.

International funding plan

At December 31, 2007, ICICI Bank's consolidated balance sheet size was USD 115 billion. From January to December 2007, ICICI Bank and ICICI Bank UK plc raised USD 6.7 billion in the international bond markets in dollar, euro and sterling currencies. This is used primarily for financing the expansion of Indian businesses, including their organic and inorganic growth internationally and their large investment plans in India. Going forward, the Bank seeks to continue to capitalize on these growth opportunities. Based upon an evaluation of funding opportunities and returns thereof, the Bank currently expects to raise approximately the same amount through bond issuances during calendar year 2008 subject to market conditions. The Bank currently expects to continue to diversify and evaluate alternative markets to complement its dollar, euro and sterling bond issuances. The balance international funding is likely to come from retail and corporate deposits, bank loan markets, multilateral sources and trade financing.

Performance highlights of key subsidiaries

ICICI Bank's unaudited consolidated profit after tax was Rs. 2,762 crore (US$ 701 million) for 9M-2008 compared to Rs. 2,203 crore (US$ 559 million) for the 9M-2007.

ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Company (ICICI Life) continued to maintain its market leadership among private sector life insurance companies with a private market share of 25.8% and an overall market share of 11.8% on the basis of new business weighted received premium. During April-November ICICI Life's new business weighted received premium increased by 67% as compared to industry growth of 14%. The growing operations of ICICI Life had a negative impact of Rs. 674 crore (US$ 171 million) on the unaudited consolidated profit after tax of ICICI Bank in 9M-2008. However, ICICI Life's unaudited New Business Profit (NBP) in 9M-2008 was Rs. 748 crore (US$ 190 million)2 . The assets held by ICICI Life increased from about Rs. 15,818 crore (US$ 4.0 billion) at March 31, 2007 to Rs. 28,409 crore (US$ 7.2 billion) at December 31, 2007.

ICICI Lombard General Insurance Company (ICICI General) maintained its leadership position with a market share of 31.9% among private sector general insurance companies and an overall market share of 12.7% during April-November 2007. ICICI General's premiums increased 17% to Rs. 2,722 crore (US$ 691 million) in 9M-2008 despite the impact of de-tariffication. ICICI General's profit after tax increased by 134% to Rs. 115 crore (US$ 29 million) in 9M-2008 from Rs. 49 crore (US$ 12 million) in 9M-2007.

ICICI Securities' revenues for Q3-2008 and 9M-2008 were Rs. 257 crore (US$ 65 million) and Rs. 527 crore (US$ 134 million) respectively. The company's profit after tax for Q3-2008 and 9M-2008 was Rs. 71 crore (US$ 18 million) and Rs. 108 crore (US$ 27 million) respectively.

ICICI Prudential Asset Management Company's (ICICI AMC) assets under management (including portfolio management services and advisory assets) increased by 59% to Rs. 69,230 crore (US$ 17.6 billion) at December 31, 2007 from Rs. 43,440 crore (US$ 11.0 billion) at March 31, 2007. ICICI AMC's profit after tax increased by 127% to Rs. 75 crore (US$ 19 million) in 9M-2008 from Rs. 33 crore (US$ 8 million) in 9M-2007.

ICICI Venture Fund Management Company (ICICI Venture) is the largest private equity company in India with assets under management of about Rs. 9,600 crore (US$ 2.4 billion). ICICI Venture's profit after tax for 9M-2008 was Rs. 52 crore (US$ 13 million).

Summary Profit and Loss Statement (as per unconsolidated Indian GAAP accounts)

[Goldwalla]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.108.002 von BobbyBonella am 20.01.08 12:18:43

Die Hypothekenkrise ist noch nicht ausgestanden,
jetzt droht die Kreditkartenkrise mit 90 Mrd.$
Laut Mangager-Magazin.de

[BobbyBonella]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.130.820 von Goldwalla am 22.01.08 15:28:32

Na und...? Interessiert ICICI Bank nicht

[BobbyBonella]

Arun Ramanathan takes charge as ICICI Bank director
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ICICI Bank said that the government of India has nominated Arun Ramanathan, on the board of the bank effective Jan. 18, 2008 in place of Vinod Rai who has resigned effective Jan. 6, 2008.

Last month, Ramanathan assumed the office of Secretary, Department of Financial Services, Ministry of Finance. He belongs to 1973 batch of IAS of Tamil Nadu Cadre.

ICICI Bank recently disclosed a substantial jump in net profit for the quarter ended December 2007. During the quarter, the company reported a 35.18% rise in profit to Rs 12,302.10 million from Rs 9,100.80 million in the same quarter, last year.

Shares of the company gained Rs 28.5, or 2.38%, to trade at Rs 1,226.25. The total volume of shares traded was 175,408 at the BSE. (12.57 p.m., Monday)


I C I C I Bank Limited (Q, N,C,F)*

[Goldwalla]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.260.417 von BobbyBonella am 04.02.08 13:22:47

super, Indien als Oase der Stabilität.
Immun gegen die Finanzkrise.
Chinesiesch Banken hats jetzt auch ereilt.

[BobbyBonella]

Nachrichten

Indische Wirtschaft im Blickpunkt (Landesbank Baden-Württemberg (LBBW) )


Stuttgart (aktiencheck.de AG) - Mit einem Anteil an der weltweiten Wirtschaftsleistung von kaufkraftbereinigt 4,6% im Jahr 2007 erreicht Indien derzeit zwar nicht einmal die Hälfte des weltwirtschaftlichen Gewichts Chinas (kaufkraftbereinigter BIP-Anteil inkl. Hongkong: 11,4%), mit Deutschland (4,4%) hat der Subkontinent inzwischen aber gleichgezogen, so die Analysten der Landesbank Baden-Württemberg.

Was die wirtschaftliche Dynamik angehe, müsse sich Indien, die mit rund 1,1 Mrd. Einwohner größte Demokratie der Welt, schon seit einigen Jahren nicht mehr hinter China verstecken. Angetrieben vom boomenden Industrie- und Dienstleistungssektor hätten die Wachstumsraten hier zuletzt kontinuierlich Werte in einer Größenordnung zwischen meist 8% und 10% erreicht.

Neben der IT- und Telekommunikationsbranche würden vor allem die Sparten Nahrungsmittel, Textil, Automobile, Pharma und Biotechnologie über Wachstumsperspektiven verfügen. Darüber hinaus präsentiere sich Indien als Fertigungsstandort für die Zulieferindustrie diverser Industriezweige wie der Automobilindustrie oder der Elektro-/Elektrotechnikbranche. Im Gegensatz zu China sei Indien zudem wesentlich stärker dienstleistungsorientiert. Auf den Dienstleistungssektor sei zuletzt rund ein Drittel des BIP entfallen.

Langfristiger Wachstumstreiber sei die demografische Entwicklung mit einer Vielzahl qualifizierter und englischsprachiger Arbeitskräfte, die ihr Know-how zu wettbewerbsfähigen Preisen nicht nur bei Softwareentwicklungen, sondern zunehmend auch bei Ingenieurdienstleistungen anböten. Nach UN-Angaben etabliere sich der Subkontinent zunehmend als Standort forschungsintensiver Branchen. Bei ausländischen Investoren rangiere Indien laut einer UN-Umfrage nach den USA und China inzwischen auf dem dritten Rang unter den attraktivsten Ländern für Kooperationen im Bereich Forschung und Entwicklung.

In Verbindung mit niedrigeren Lohnkosten als in China aber einem deutlich höheren Maß an Rechtssicherheit sei das Land trotz einiger Nachteile - wie der mangelhaften Infrastruktur vor allem im Energie- und Transportsektor, einer beträchtlichen Bürokratie sowie eines zum Teil sehr rigiden Arbeitsrechts für ausländische Direktinvestitionen (FDI) - jedenfalls zunehmend attraktiver geworden. Der Anteil der FDI am BIP habe sich auf fast 6% erhöht. In Absolutbeträgen habe Indien im Jahr 2006 ca. 17 Mrd. USD angezogen, wobei der Trend deutlich aufwärtsgerichtet sei. Im Gegensatz zu China hätten FDI für das indische BIP-Wachstum lange Zeit praktisch kaum eine Rolle gespielt.

Was die Exporte anbelange, sei Indien - wie China inzwischen auch - deutlich stärker auf den asiatischen Markt und die EU fixiert als auf den US-Markt. Das indische Exportvolumen liege aber erheblich niedriger und erreiche nur rund ein Zehntel des chinesischen. Darüber hinaus verzeichne Indien trotz eines hohen Überschusses in der Dienstleistungsbilanz aufgrund eines noch höheren Handelsbilanzdefizits ein Leistungsbilanzdefizit und weise ganz im Gegensatz zu China einen negativen Außenbeitrag zum BIP in einer Größenordnung von zuletzt rund 3,5% auf. Der Außenhandel sei hier also keineswegs - wie in den meisten asiatischen "Tigerstaaten" - wichtigster Wachstumstreiber.

Vor diesem Hintergrund seien die Ausfuhren für das Wachstum Indiens weniger bedeutsam als bei anderen südostasiatischen Ländern. Indien wachse mehr aus sich selbst heraus und weniger durch die Intensivierung des Außenhandels. Das Land sei gegenüber einer konjunkturellen Abkühlung der Weltwirtschaft damit zwar nicht immun- aber doch unempfindlicher als viele andere Staaten der Region.

Einer Langfristprojektion der Weltbank zufolge (Policy Research Working Paper Nr. 4304, 08/2007) würden die mittelfristigen Wachstumsperspektiven Indiens und Chinas sowohl in quantitativer wie auch in qualitativer Hinsicht gut bis sehr gut bleiben. Aufgrund der demografischen Entwicklung und fortgesetzter Bemühungen beider Länder um eine Verbesserung des Ausbildungsstands prognostiziere die Weltbank bis zum Jahr 2015 ein durchschnittliches jährliches Wachstum an ausgebildeten Arbeitskräften um etwa 4%. Auch die Wachstumsraten bei den "physischen" Investitionen lägen der Studie zufolge voraussichtlich dauerhaft weit über denjenigen der klassischen, alternden Industriestaaten. Damit dürften im Vergleich zu den Letzteren auch die BIP-Zuwachsraten in Indien und China auf Dauer deutlich höher ausfallen.

Zusammenfassend lasse sich sagen, dass die wirtschaftliche Aufholjagd der beiden bevölkerungsreichsten Länder der Erde offenbar längst nicht zu Ende sei und sich angesichts der Tatsache, dass ein Großteil des Potenzials beider Länder noch immer ungenutzt brachliege, in der Tendenz auch in Zukunft fortsetzen dürfte. Der Schwerpunkt der Weltwirtschaft verlagere sich zunehmend nach Asien. (Ausgabe vom 23.01.2008) (05.02.2008/ac/a/m) Marktbericht-Datum: 05.02.2008

Quelle:aktiencheck.de 05/02/2008 11:51

[BobbyBonella]

Indien: Das Stiefkind der deutschen Anleger
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Warum nutzen nur sehr wenige deutsche Anleger die Chancen am indischen Aktienmarkt? Eine Frage, die sich die EMFIS-Redaktion in den Jahren 2001 bis 2003 beim Thema CHINA gestellt hat. Zu dieser Zeit haben sich nur ganz wenig westliche Investoren auf diesen Trend-Markt konzentriert.

Indien steht trotz eines Wachstums von über 8% pro Jahr bei den deutschen Anlegern auf dem Abstellgleis. Vielleicht gibt es zu wenig Informationen in Deutschland; vielleicht liegt es an den Restriktionen, die Aktieninvestments nur über ADRs ermöglichen. Oder liegt es ganz einfach an mangelndem Verständnis für den indischen Wirtschaftsraum? Wir wissen es nicht, liebe Leser. Aber wenn Sie diesen Bericht lesen, dann haben Sie doch ein bestimmtes Interesse an diesem 1 Milliarde-Menschen-Markt.

Indien war bislang vor allem als Outsourcing Land für Call-Center, Software und Generika bekannt. Doch das Land bietet deutlich mehr. Es ist einerseits ein riesiger Konsummarkt, und steht andererseits auch als Produktionsstandort und Kapitalmarkt auf gesunden Beinen. Das hat die indische Börse bereits zu einem der weltweiten Spitzenreiter gemacht. Leider auch was die Bewertungen dieser Unternehmen betrifft. Dennoch wachsen indische Aktiengesellschaften um ein Vielfaches schneller und somit sind KGVs nahe der 20 durchaus gerechtfertigt. Aber es gibt noch weitere Alternativen: Insbesondere die indische Währung kann ein hervorragendes Vehikel, um auf den Run zu setzen.

Indien baut Währungsreserven auf (ca. 230 Milliarden USD), hat ein starkes Wachstum (ca. 8%), erhält hohe ausländische Direktinvestitionen und exportiert viele Produkte. All diese Faktoren sprechen für einen weiteren Anstieg der indischen Rupie. Bislang sind asiatische Zentralbanken aufgrund ihrer Exportpolitik meist bestrebt, in den Wechselkurs zu intervenieren. Auch andere politische Entscheidungen – wie beispielsweise Restriktionen am Kapitalmarkt – halten die Währung gegenüber dem US Dollar niedrig. Aber der internationale Druck wächst. Momentan steht insbesondere China auf der Liste westlicher Angstpolitiker, die den chinesischen Yuan aufgewertet haben wollen. Eine ähnliche Diskussion könnte auch in Indien aufgebaut werden. Dies könnte die „frei“ gehandelte Rupie in einen kurzen Satz schnell nach oben schießen lassen. Momentan ist das Thema Indien und die Währung nicht heiß im Gespräch. Aber genau das, liebe Leser, ist ein ausgezeichneter Zeitpunkt eine Story aufzugreifen. Wie wir (EMFIS.com) aber seit Jahren predigen, sollte man außerhalb der heißen Diskussionen kaufen und dann bei heftiger Diskussion mit hohem Profit wieder aussteigen.

Wir sehen bei der indischen Rupie ein Aufwertungspotenzial, das sich für Anleger vor allem bei heftigen Bewegungen am Aktienmarkt lohnen kann. Denn der Trend zu asiatischen Währungen hält an. Und dabei könnte Indien eine ganz große Rolle spielen.

Ein interessantes Produkt hat die ABN-Amro Bank aufgelegt, mit dem Anleger auf einen Anstieg der indischen Rupie gegenüber dem Dollar setzen können (WKN: AA0RTV). Der prozentuale Zuwachs wird dabei um 400 Prozent gehebelt.

Gleichzeitig bietet das Indische-Rupie-Zertifikat (Indian Rupee Partially Capital Protected Note) eine Kapitalgarantie von 90 Prozent auf den Erstausgabepreis von 100 Euro und ist damit auch für sicherheitsorientierte Anleger geeignet.

Die Laufzeit endet am 14. Dezember 2012. Die Wertpapier-Kennnummer lautet AA0RTV.

[BobbyBonella]

ICICI Bank allots equity shares under ESOS
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ICICI Bank has allotted 4,052 equity shares of face value of Rs 10 each on Feb. 04, 2008 under the employees stock option scheme, 2000 (ESOS).



ICICI Bank (ICICIBANK) was promoted in 1994 by ICICI, an Indian development financial institution. The two entities subsequently merged to become the largest commercial bank in the private sector.



A new generation bank, ICICI Bank (Q, N,C,F)* started with all the latest technologies to hit the Indian banking industry in the second half of the nineties. All its branches are fully computerized with the state-of-the-art technology and systems, networked through VSAT technology. The bank is connected to the SWIFT international network.

Shares of the company gained Rs 19.85, or 1.67%, to trade

[Goldwalla]

Na Bobby wer lag nun doch schließlich richtig?


Wenn Du es ernst meinst mit dem Informationenupdate,
dann solltest Du nicht davor zurückschrecken, auch auf die
steilen Millionenverluste der ICICI-Bank hinzuweisen.

Sonst könnte man ja den Verdacht bekommen,
Du wolltest den Wert nur pushen...

[kekko15]

einer bank, die sich nicht mal unter http://www.icici.de firmiert, kann man nicht trauen

[Nokiator]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.309.107 von voodooinvest am 15.03.07 14:18:27

bin erstmal bei 30 € raus aus der Bank mit +-0. bevor die auf 100 steigen gehe ich wieder rein, so in 3-4 Jahren. das ICICI Tagesgeldkonto habe ich bereits eröffnet. wirklich guter Service (kostenlose hotline), 4,75% Tagesgeld garantiert für 1/2 Jahr. Einlagensicherung bis 1.5 Mio €, hohe Sicherheit durch Grid-Karte, da kann man nicht meckern.

[suxsess]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.619.077 von Nokiator am 12.03.08 13:36:16

bei 30,- ? da haste ja noch mal Glück gehabt............

in einem Jahr Plus/Minus 0...........

[lipscher]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.665.883 von suxsess am 17.03.08 20:51:51

Guten Tag,

bin gerade dabei erste Informationen über die ICICI Bank einzuholen.

Ich habe folgend Fragen:

ICICI BANK LTD. REG.SHARES (SPONS.ADRS)2/IR 10

sind das die normalen Aktien oder hat das was mit den ADRS zu tun, heisst es sind keinen normalen Aktien im Umlauf sondern eben nur die ADRS?

Bei Kauf ist es sicher am sinnvollsten über die USA zu handeln da ja in Deutschland leider wenig Umsätze sind, hat da jemand Erfahrung?

Danke schon mal im Vorraus.

Gruß lipscher

[GARDER]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.764.989 von lipscher am 31.03.08 12:30:41

Kauf odch lieber über Lang & Schwarz statt über USA! Am besten noch über ETRADE, da kostet die Order nur 4,95€!!

[lipscher]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.768.405 von GARDER am 31.03.08 17:24:14

Oki besten Dank für die Antwort,

werd mir das mal notieren,

jetzt bin ich aber immer noch nicht drauf gekommen, normale shares oder ADRS?

Vielleicht kann noch jemand helfen?

Gruß und happy Trades

[notebook]

Ihr seid mir ja schöne Anleger - willkommen im Teeny-Thread.

Ihr verkauft nach Kursstürzen - und, ja klar, in drei bis vier Jahren, bevor wir bei 100 Euro sind, seid ihr schon lange wieder drin.

Zu Höchstpreisen kaufen und zu Tiefstpreisen verkaufen - und den Anstieg werdet ihr auch verpassen. Die steigen genau so schnell wieder, wie sie gefallen sind. - Plötzlich und unverhofft - auf jeden Fall bekommt ihr das dann nicht mit.

Habt ihr mal nachgeschaut, wo die Bank überall Filialen hat? Mit ICICI partizipiert ihr am Wachstum des asiatischen Marktes. Die Bank ist bei weiten nicht nur in Indien tätig.
Dann war/ist die Bank in London erfolgreich - ist ja auch nicht gerade ein Dritte-Welt-Finanzplatz. Wo ist die Konkurrenz grösser als in London?
Während andere Banken in der Krise sind, expandiert ICICI unvermindert weiter nach Deutschland und in die USA.
Und dann schaut euch mal die Wachstumszahlen der letzten Jahre an! Die Aktie war die letzten Jahre immer ein Outperformer!

Die einzige Alternative, die ich zu ICICI als Depotbeimischung sehe ist ein ETF auf Indien. Dort ist das Risiko dann breiter gestreut. Dafür hat man dann nicht einen Titel im Depot mit solch ehrgeizigen Plänen wie sie die Führung der ICICI-Bank hat.

Investiert weniger Geld in eine einzige Aktie, sodass ihr die Coolness habt, solche Kursschwankungen auszusitzen. Ist ja ein Witz.

[notebook]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.782.364 von lipscher am 01.04.08 20:38:08

Kauf USA oder Europa:

Vorteil Kauf USA:
- Grosses Volumen
- Rupie gewinnt gegenüber Dollar seit Jahren an Boden. Ein Dollar war mal 50 Rupie. Aktuell 40 Rupie. Indien hat eine grosse Binnennachfrage. Der langfristige Trend könnte sich fortsetzen. Wenn die Rupie stärker wird, müssen für eine einzelne Aktie mehr Dollar bezahlt werden.

Nachteil Kauf USA:
- Dollarkurs. Wenn die USA eine hohe Inflation haben, wird das den Dollar entwerten - unabhängig davon, ob wir hier auch ne Inflation haben, da die Inflation in den USA vermutlich grösser sein wird. Du verlierst dann natürlich Geld.

Vorteil Kauf Europa:
- Kein Dollarrisiko
- Risiko gegenüber Rupie zu Euro (indirekt). Hat natürlich indirekt Einfluss auf den Aktienkurs. Euro und Rupie waren die letzten Jahre relativ stabil.

Nachteil:
Geringes Volumen. Wenn du die Aktie mehrere Jahre halten willst, wird sich diese Situation meiner Meinung nach bessern. Die Bank wächst sehr stark.

Betreffend Unterschied Aktien: einfach googeln. Müsste es auch nochmals nachschauen. Das eine sind wohl Aktien mit Stimmrecht und das andere ohne. (Geht meistens um Beschränkung der Machtverhältnisse)

[lipscher]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.790.804 von notebook am 02.04.08 17:15:24

Hi notebook danke für die Antwort,

Die Vor- und Nachteile hab ich mir auch schon zurechtgelegt.

Nur ADR hat wohl auch was damit zu tun das, daß nicht wirklich shares sind und diese auch von Banken wieder eingezogen werden können.

Hier gehts mir nur darum ob das unter dieser WKN eben ADRS sind.

Trotzdem danke für die Antwort.

Gruß und happy Trades

[notebook]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.792.429 von lipscher am 02.04.08 19:26:46

Unter nachfolgendem Link findest du den Euro-Kurs zur Indischen Rupie. Der Euro hat in den letzten vier Jahren gegenüber der Indischen Rupie um 20% zugelegt!

http://waehrungen.onvista.de/snapshot.html?ID_CURRENCY_FROM=…

Unter nachfolgendem Link findest du den Dollar-Kurs zur Indischen Rupie. Der Dollar hat in den letzten 4 Jahren gegenüber der Indischen Rupie um 15% eingebüsst. Das wirkt sich dann natürlich auch positiv auf den Aktienkurs aus.
http://waehrungen.onvista.de/snapshot.html?ID_CURRENCY_FROM=…

Wenn man die Kurse in Frankfurt mit New York vergleicht kann man feststellen, dass die Aktie in Frankfurt verhältnismässig (prozentual) stärker gefallen ist. Neben dem Kursrückgang an der Indischen Heimbörse hat zusätzlich der Euro gegenüber der Indischen Rupie stark an Wert gewonnen.

Das Problem ist nur, dass Währungsprognosen eigentlich unmöglich sind. Zudem verliert der Dollar auch gegenüber dem Euro. Der Euro hat die letzten Jahre von 1.30 auf 1.60 zugelegt.

Tja, was machen?

[notebook]

Positiv an den Geschehnissen ist vielleicht die "Tatsache", dass die USA ihr Spielchen nicht ewig weitertreiben kann. Denn je tiefer der Dollar, desto teurer die ausländischen Produkte. Für uns hingegen wird in den USA alles billiger.

Klar - schlecht für unseren Export - NOCH! Mal schauen, ob das in 10 - 15 Jahren immer noch so ist. Wenn der China-Crash überstanden ist und Osteuropa und Europa insgesamt sich gut entwickelt und wir nicht mehr abhängig vom Dollar sind, ist fertig mit "auf Kosten von anderen Leben".

[lipscher]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.793.820 von notebook am 02.04.08 21:46:48

Hallo,

also Indien ist für mich auf jedenfall ein Einstieg auf breiter Basis, denke hier über einen Fond als aller erstes nach.

Dazu den einen oder anderen ausgesuchten Einzelwert wenn er denn mal auf einen wirklich guten Einstiegspreis zu erwischen ist, hier sag ich einfach mal bleib ich auf der Lauer.


Bei Einzelwerten tendiere ich aber mittlerweile in Richtung Volumenvorteil, also über die USA handeln.

Sollte der Euro weiter steigen wird das nicht sehr viel auswirkungen auf unseren Export haben.

1. Spielt sich der mittlerweile immer mehr im Euroraum ab, und immer mehr Euronen werden benötigt, Euro darf halt nicht zu schnell steigen.
Gute Firmen wie Porsche haben das schon längst erkannt und sichern sich ab, schlechte jammern.

2. Je stärker der Euro desto mehr ausländisches Kapital fliesst zu uns.

Somit erst malhappy Trades für morgen!

[notebook]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.803.243 von lipscher am 03.04.08 20:03:08

Ich bin auch für die USA. Zwar verliert der Dollar gegenüber dem Euro an Wert, aber gleichzeitig entwertet sich der Dollar auch gegenüber der Indischen Rupie.

Der Euro hingegen ist sehr stark. Und wenn nun vermehrt Dollarreserven in Euro umgeschichtet werden, so steigt der Euro noch stärker - auch gegenüber der Indischen Rupie.

Und vom Volumen her macht Europa eh keinen Sinn.

[notebook]

Du solltest unbedingt diesen Artikel lesen.

http://www.asia-economy.de/php_fe/index.php?sektion=reiter&t…

[BobbyBonella]

Icici Bank....absurde Bewertung....einsammeln und Weihnachten fette Geschenke unterm Baum haben

[BobbyBonella]

Buy ICICI Bank at current levels: Sonthalia
2008-04-04 16:22:36 Source : CNBC-TV18
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Manish Sonthalia of Motilal Oswal Securities Advises to buy ICICI Bank and Axis Bank at current levels from an investment perspective.

Sonthalia told CNBC-TV18, "The private sector banking space has seen a correction of almost 40-50% and there are few worries for this; by and large it is the forex derivative losses plus compression and margins etc. But given the levels at which the private sector banks are particularly maybe ICICI Bank, Axis Bank appears to be little room for downside from the current levels. So from an investment perspective this would be good buys at current levels".

Disclosure: It is safe to assume that my clients & I may have an interest in the stocks/sectors discussed.

[lipscher]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.809.439 von BobbyBonella am 04.04.08 13:46:22

Hi,

also über $ braucht man nichts zu sagen, ich persönlich war seit jahren $ Bulle aber, das nach der Börsenblase (zugegeben hinterher ist man immer schlauer) sich eine Immoblase aufgetan hat, war fast jeden klar der sich damit beschäftigt, die Frage war eben wann sie platzt.

So nun ist sie geplatzt und der Druck erst mal am ausweichen, also wieder genug Luft für den $ mal wieder eine längere Gegenbewegung einzuleiten.

Gründe dafür sind eigedlich simpel:
- Die Angst was den Markt unter anderen getrieben hat ist endlich aus dem Markt und es wird wieder an die Zukunft gedacht.
-und auch wenn politische Börsen kurze Beine haben.....
... man sollte nicht vergessen das in der USA vielleicht ein Machtwechsel stattfindet und die Möglichkeit besteht, daß Handesbilanzdefizit wieder positver werden zu lassen.

Was natürlich dagegen steht ist das Wachstum in Euroland, hier denke ic ist die EZB erst einmal dazu verdammt die Zinsen zumindest konstand zu halten.

Unterm Strich, langfristig gedacht, sollte $ Auf- oder Abwertung nicht so sehr ins Gewicht fallen da hier eindeutig die Wachstumschancen überwiegen und bei Währungsverlust die Kursverluste eher zweitrangig sind.

Asiatische Währungen haben noch lange nicht die Kraft und Stabilität um den $ geschweige denn dem Euro paroli zu bieten.

Ich meine, daß erste mal seit langen, es kann nicht schaden den $ wieder etwas näher zu rücken und die eine oder andere $ Anlage zu haben.

icici Bank bleibt in meiner wach weiterhin bei EM Werten ganz oben, wie Finazwerte allgemein.

Austoben tu ich mich im Moment wo anders, denn ich denke die wird man noch eine Stufe billiger bekommen, wenn nicht tja dann allen viel Glück die vorher eingestiegen sind.

Prost und schönes WE

[BobbyBonella]

ICICI Bank....die zur Zeit absurde Unterbewertung wird langsam abgebaut...Helfen Sie mir dabei

Strongest Buy!!!!

[BobbyBonella]

Das sind Zahlen, die sie von anderen Banken in nächster Zeit nicht sehen dürften...Fazit: Sofort einchecken....Strongest Buy!!!

1:29 PM Apr 27, 2008

ICICI Bank Q4 beats forecast
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MUMBAI -- ICICI Bank, India's second largest bank, has reported a forecast-beating 39 per cent rise in quarterly net profit as corporate loans grew and its cost of funds fell, offsetting overseas investment losses.

The country's leading private-sector bank, which is also listed in New York, said it did not expect to better loan growth in the year to March 2009 from the current 15 per cent as it is tightening retail lending norms.

"We tightened the standards in the second half," Joint Managing Director Chanda Kochhar told a media conference.

"We monitored the performance in the portfolio and realised that as far as collections and recovery was concerned there are a lot of challenges. We are tightening the norms."

Retail loans growth fell to just 3 per cent in 2007/08 after growing more than 30 per cent a year ago. Retail as a proportion of the total portfolio fell to 58 per cent from 62 percent.

Investment losses rise

The bank, which has overseas investments worth $US1.6 billion, offset $US100 million as notional losses against treasury income in the March quarter due to the market turmoil, in the wake of the subprime crisis, Mr Kochhar said.

As a result treasury income, which mainly constitutes trading in bonds, fell 63 per cent in the quarter to 1.64 billion rupees. The marked-to-market loss takes the bank's total investments write down to $US170 million in 2007/08, she said.

However non-interest income, that spans treasury, fees for advising clients, foreign exchange derivative income and commissions for selling mutual funds and insurance products, rose 13 per cent to 23.62 billion rupees.

Net interest income, a key measure of growth, rose 29 per cent to 20.79 billion rupees from 16.09 billion rupees as the bank's cost of funds fell to 7.4 per cent from 7.9 percent, Mr Kochhar said.

Net profit in January-March, its fiscal fourth quarter, rose to 11.5 billion rupees ($US287 million) from 8.25 billion rupees a year ago and above the 9.07 billion rupees a Reuters poll of analysts had estimated.

Smaller rivals HDFC Bank and Axis Bank also reported strong quarterly earnings earlier in the week. The country's largest lender, State Bank of India, is due to report results on May 2. Analysts expect its earnings to grow 13 per cent to 16.9 billion rupees.

Shares in ICICI Bank fell 38 per cent in the March quarter, worse than the 32 per cent slide in BSE Bank Index and 23 per cent fall of the main share index.

They rose 4.5 per cent on Friday to 916.15 rupees on expectations of the results topping forecasts.

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[BobbyBonella]

Kaufen Sie unter 30 alles was der Markt Ihnen anbietet!!!!

Sie werden noch viel Freude haben, an diesem Premium-Investment!!

[Goldwalla]

ICICI Bank Aktien werden bei uns als ADRs gehandelt.

Es besteht dabei das Emittentenrisiko, der Herausgeber kann natürlich
untergehen, wie es in den USA gerade mehreren Instituten so geschieht.

Die wohl berechtigte Frage ist, ob die ADRs dann wertlos werden?

[lipscher]

Okay hier meine gefundene Antwort....

ADR ist die Abkürzung für American Depository Receipt. Es handelt sich hierbei um ein Zertifikat über die Hinterlegung ausländischer Aktien und bestätigt einem amerikanischen Investor den Besitz von Aktien an einem ausländischen Unternehmen.

Ami hin oder her, also definitiv keine reinen shares und im Falle einer Insolvenz meiner Meinung ..... wars das mit der Kohle.

Schade aber dann werd ich mich doch erst einmal mit dem Gesamten Markt in Indien auseinandersetzen.

Gruß lipscher

[BobbyBonella]

Will he succeed Kamath at ICICI Bank?





Sonjoy Chatterjee, Executive Director, ICICI Bank




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He is the new face in ICICI Bank's [Get Quote] top management team, but an old hat at the bank having worked there for a decade. Executive director Sonjoy Chatterjee is responsible for international and corporate banking.

He has worked closely with managing director and chief executive officer K V Kamath since the erstwhile development finance institution (DFI) transformed into a financial conglomerate.

He also laid the foundations for the private bank's overseas operations and is often seen as a possible successor to Kamath. Chatterjee spoke to Anita Bhoir and Sidhartha. Excerpts:

You recently came back to India. How would assess your journey so far?

The biggest excitement is to come back to India at a time when a lot is happening in the country. What India is experiencing now happens in a century. In the last six months, I have been soaked in that excitement. You will continue to see parts of that excitement coming through in what this team is planning to achieve.

For over a year or so we have been very focused on the corporate banking business. We are seeing the fruits of creating a strong syndication platform. This has helped us play a key role in the overseas merger and acquisition market.

The scale of projects is very large domestically and we have a role to play in this space. Our size gives us the advantage of participating in large transactions. We also have good appraisal skills to drive large project finance portfolios.

People say that there is no need to set shop across the globe to run an international business. Instead, you can use the strategic alliances route.

The annualised flow of $10 billion from global retail liabilities helps the bank drive its outbound M&A business. If there was no access to this liability base, we would not have been able to run this business.

Considering the scale of transactions, you need to have a strong syndication platform. We have a strong syndication desk in Singapore, Dubai, London and New York.

To drive the syndication capabilities, mobilise deposits and meet the funding needs of corporate India, you have to set up your own establishment. For the remittances business, we have alliances. Currently, we are looking at mining deep into existing geographies.

ICICI Bank opened a branch in Germany one month back and it already has 5,000 customers with a deposit base of around Rs 500 crore (Rs 5 billion). We have created a brand for ourselves in the UK, Germany and Canadian markets and developed the right products.

We have a good sense of regulations in these markets. The UK subsidiary is a profitable option. Europe and North America drive the bank's low cost deposit business, which facilitates the global M&A financing business.

In West Asia, the bank has been focusing on the private banking business and the whole non-resident Indian interface. NRIs are a key source of current and saving accounts and West Asia is the biggest source of funds globally. As a bank, we need to ensure institutional flows into India.

The Hong Kong and Singapore cluster houses a strong syndication platform. The international corporate loan financing and trade finance is driven out of Singapore.

In the United States, we have the permission to conduct wholesale banking business and deal with H1B Visa owners. That in itself is a huge opportunity as there are nearly 100,000 H1B visa owners. We will have to wait to go whole hog into this market and tap the local population for liabilities.

How have you built a low-cost deposit base and kept the cost of global operations at a minimum?

The global business has been leveraging on the strengths of ICICI Bank. The maturity of ICICI Bank's technology platform has bought down the cost of global operations. Our cost of technology is one tenth of most global banks.

The cost-to-income ratio of ICICI Plc is 25 per cent compared to global banks' 50 per cent. The cost per transaction on saving accounts has been consistently going down and balance per account has been increasing.

The cost advantage is on account of doing business out of India and the scale of operations. We have good processes and the customer complaints are also low. We are not a heavy advertiser and we are not among the top five players in terms of the interest rates we pay.

Has the US subprime crisis hit corporate growth and funding plans in India?

Corporate India is not bothered about the subprime crisis. I have not seen any large business house walk away from a deal on account of lack of funding. Yes, the cost of funding has increased as the rupee arbitrage has gone up. Large business houses have a five to six-year time horizon. Corporates are gearing up for real demand.

There are two pillars to the corporate banking piece, one is the overseas acquisition and the other is project finance. None of these projects have been hit due to lack of funding. Power is very interest rate sensitive. A steep rise in the interest rates will impact projects.

Are you looking at any inorganic growth opportunities globally?

We will evaluate opportunities. We are doing a fair amount of India-centric business and building a low-cost deposit base. We would look at acquisitions to strengthen this business.

You are seen as a possible successor to KV Kamath. . .

Personally, I have an exciting job in hand. This is a significant aspect of the bank's aspirations. Frankly, that's the only thing driving me at present.
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[BobbyBonella]

Sie sollten jetzt auch KAUFEN!

CICI Bank has target of Rs 946: Bose
2008-05-15 16:50:20 Source : IMW/CNBC-TV18


Technical Analyst, Rajat K Bose is of the view that ICICI Bank, the next target would be something like Rs 946 for the short-term traders.

Bose told CNBC-TV18, "I track ICICI Bank pretty closely and I have given a buy call this morning on ICICI Bank that is the disclosure from my side. ICICI Bank is now trading above that critical level as per my studies is Rs 923 and it is closing above that so it looks pretty good. In fact the next target would be something like Rs 946 for the short-term traders and if it really stays above that then one might see it going upto something like Rs 972 to about Rs 991 but it depends if it were to really stay above Rs 946 then only those targets will be achieved."

Disclosure: It is safe to assume that analyst and his clients may have an interest in the stocks/sectors discussed.

[Longvest]

ICICI Bank und State Bank of India (903136) jetzt einsteigen?

Als Langfristanleger beobachte ich beide Banken bereits seit 2005. Beide Banken sind bezüglich Kursentwicklung reine Elefanten und bewegten sich teilweise über ein Jahr hinaus kaum spürbar und holten dann Kursentwicklungen in hohem Umfang nach. Was mir als Langfristanleger natürlich entgegenkommt. Da ich in Indien langfristig eine stabile und kontinuierliche Wirtschaftsentwicklung sehe und beide Banken im Sog der amerikanischen und europäischen Bankenkrisen abgestraft wurden und so enorm an Wert verloren, überlege ich insbesondere bei den aktuellen Tiefstkursen einen Neueinstieg. Die Frage ist nur, ob sich die Kurse hier nicht noch weiter nach unten entwickeln, wenn am europäischen und amerikanischen Bankenmarkt noch einmal schlechte bzw. katastrophale Nachrichten bekannt werden. Das Anlegervertrauen in Bankenwerte liegt verständlicherweise derzeit am Boden. Andererseits erwarte ich bei entsprechender Rückkehr des Anlegervertrauen insbesondere bei den nicht von der Subprime-Krise betroffenen indischen Banken eine enorme Wertberichtigung nach oben. Teilt jemand meine Meinung?

[Geldsucher1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.226.895 von Longvest am 03.06.08 15:09:04

Ja ich sehe es genauso, weis aber auch nicht, ob ich nun jetzt schon einsteigen soll....

Vielleicht mach ich es so, dass ich mal mit einem kleinen Paket einsteige, und bei fallenden Kursen nachkaufe!

Leider hab ich das ganze bei der Anglo irish Bank genauso gemacht, und bin nun total in den Miesen dort, obwohl diese Bank auch in den momentanen Zeiten gute Gewinne macht!

[Goldwalla]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.974.602 von BobbyBonella am 25.04.08 17:27:39

Die indische Banken machen wieder viel Boden gut,merkt das denn keiner?

[Goldwalla]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.537.417 von Goldwalla am 18.07.08 13:58:47

Übertreiben die Inder, oder haben sie eine gute Intuition?

Alle Banken mindestens plus 10%,
besonders die STATE Bank of India legte kräftig zu.

VW verkauft in Indien nahezu soviele Autos wie in der BRD.

India ist wieder auf dem Weg der Goldene Pfau zu werden.

[Goldwalla]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.569.759 von Goldwalla am 23.07.08 15:02:37

HDFC Bank nicht zu vergessen,heute plus 10,10 €

[Geldsucher1]

Also ich bin gerade in Indien, und Die ICICI Bank ist echt überall hier vertreten.
Es gibt ettliche Kleine Bankräume direkt an gut befahrenen Strßsen in der Stadt (Pune), wo nur ein oder 2 Automaten stehen. Jeder dieser Räume wird von einem Polizisten bewacht, das ist aber bei jedem dieser Geldautomatenräume hier so (auch anderer Banken).
Es herscht hier eine niedrige Kriminalitätsrate, die Polizisten sind nur zur Sicherheit da...

Auch kann man überall Werbung dieser BAnk finden, und einen rießigen Versicherungszweig hat diese Bank offensichtlich auch!

Ich werde hier einsteigen, as possible as i can!
Euer Geldsucher!

[Goldwalla]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.902.347 von Geldsucher1 am 29.08.08 10:36:41

Als ich in Pune war habe ich mich registrieren lassen und dann eine Konto bei der ICICI-Bank eröffnet.
Das ist sehr praktisch für Indientouristen, denn überall sind Geldautomaten und der Transfer nach Indien dauert selten mehr als 2 Tage.

Jede Kontobewegung wird mit SMS angezeigt, ich bin Kunde von Airtel
die bieten auch ein GPRS Dienst für nur 12 RS am Tag an.

Gruß an den Koregaonpark

[Goldwalla]

Übrigens kann auch weltweit vom indischen ICICI Konto abgehoben werden.
Die RS werden außerdem verhältnismäßig gut verzinst.

[modiano]

kann mir jemand erklären warum die Aktie sowenig Dividenden zahlt?

Ist im Vergleich zu anderen Banken doch recht wenig oder nicht?

[Geldsucher1]

So habe am Montag meine Stücke zu 20,50 bekommen, und heute gleich ein guten Kursplus von über 6 % Juhu!

Bin wieder in Deutschland

[Goldwalla]

Eben ging eine Dividendengutschrift von der ICICI ein.

[Longvest]

Eigentlich wäre heute, am Tage nach dem US-Bankensterben, mit 17,80 Euro der richtige Einstiegskurs. Den hab ich seinerzeit im Frühsommer 08 beim Tiefstand von 15,30 Euro bewusst verstreichen lassen, weil ich dem Bankensektor zu diesem Zeitpunkt richtigerweise hinten und vorne nicht traute. Es ist sicherlich keine Gier nach besseren Einstiegskursen, sondern eher verhaltene Vorsicht bzw. leichte Angst, wenn ich heute dennoch zögerlich bin und vielleicht doch noch zuwarte. Angst vor der sorglosen Leichtfertigkeit, der offensichtlichen Unfähigkeit und der Selbstüberschätzung, die hier vermeintlich seriöse Bänker an den Tag gelegt haben und vor allem an den Tag legen konnten und durften. Dummheit ist eben auch kriminell.

[Goldwalla]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.127.137 von Longvest am 16.09.08 11:25:40

Sorglose Leichtfertigkeit?
Eher die rücksichtslose Geldgier.

[Goldwalla]

Heute gings in Bombay wieder rauf.
Außer bei den Banken,
aber, da wird in den nächsten Tagen doch wieder das Vertrauen einkehren.

Indien ist ein erwachender Riese mit enormen wirtschaftlichen
Zuwachsraten und vor allen Dingen einen unermeßlichen Nachholbedarf.

Wen wunderts das an der indischen Börse eigene Gesetz gelten.

Die indischen Banken sind natürlich am stärksten an diesem Aufschwung beteiligt.

Religiös motivierte Unruhen sind augenblicklich das größte Risiko,
meine ich.

[GKN]

Wenn die Finanzwerte sich langsam beruhigen,sicherlich ein 50% bis Jahresende.Könnten sich die einige US-Banken an denen eine Scheibe abschneiden.Vieleicht ist Indien eh eines der kommenden Länder!

[Goldwalla]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.140.129 von GKN am 17.09.08 00:50:41

Denke auch so, bald wird viel mehr Anlagekapital nach Indien fließen.

China wird wohl noch stärker in den US Strudel reingezogen werden.

[Goldwalla]

Als ob es eine Bestätigung dafür gebraucht hat,
ist die ICICI schon mal am Freitag um 16,5 % angezogen.

Bin gespannt wies weitergeht.

[Goldwalla]

Bombay heute schwächer, HDFC-Bank ist trotzdem um 3,86 % hoch,
auch die STATE Bank of India.
ICICI brach etwas ein.

[Goldwalla]

Warum Indien verarmen mußte und warum Indien auf dem Weg ist,
eine bedeutende wirtschaftliche Macht zu werden.

Der Film zeigt Zusammenhänge auf, von der gegenwärtigen Krise
zu den geopolitischen Schachzügen in der Geschichte,
die eine Kettenreaktion bis zum heutigen Tag bewirkt.

http://www.nuoviso.de/filmeDetail_firewal.htm

[Geldsucher1]

Man hab ich nen furchtbaren Einstieg gewählt!
nun sind es schon wieder 24% Verlust!

[Goldwalla]

Geduld bitte, ICICI läßt sich so schnell nicht unterkriegen.

[Goldwalla]

Am heutigen schwarem Freitag haben in Bombay einige lokale Banken
schwere Verluste hinnehmen müssen.

Die ICICI -19,71 %
HDFC - 5,35 %

STATE Bank of India war im Plus mit 2,27 %

STATE Bank of India (SBI) schüttete 2003 85 RS und erhöhte jedes Jahr die Dividende bis 2008 auf 215 RS.

Im selben Zeitraum stieg die Dividende von HDFC von 30 auf 85 RS.

Bei ICICI von 75 RS auf 110 RS 2008.

Allerdings verlor wohl die englische Tochter 83 Mio $ mit einer Beteiligung an der Lehman Pleite.

Der Kurs der ICICI rutschte heute in Frankfurt auf unter 10 €.

Dieser Kurs ist schon sehr verlockend.

[Goldwalla]

Zur Stunde ICICI + 47 %, in Stuttgart

in Bombay nur + 19 %.

[Goldwalla]

Eilmeldung der ICICI-Bank:

[lipscher]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.902.347 von Geldsucher1 am 29.08.08 10:36:41

Indien ist für mich ein Zukunftsmarkt aber niedirge Kriminalitätsrate hängt vielleicht auch damit zusammen, daß an jeden Geldautomaten ein Polizist steht ansonsten erst mal sehen wo sich Kurse beruhigen und dann einsteigen denn denke nicht das man hier jedes % hinterherrennen muß.

Gruß und fette Beute

[freedreams]

Na also! Es geht ja schon wieder bergauf! Geduld zahlt sich aus.....

[Goldwalla]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.780.310 von freedreams am 31.10.08 18:10:55

In Bombay sind die ICICI immerhin um 15,50 % raufgegangen.
http://money.rediff.com/money/jsp/indices_wise.jsp?bTab=3

[Goldwalla]

[Goldwalla]

Auch die STATE BANK of India und die HDFC.Bank haben einen guten Gewinn in dem letzten Quartal ausgewiesen.

Ist Indien der Markt der Zukunft?

[Goldwalla]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.980.431 von BobbyBonella am 27.04.08 16:34:45

In Bombay geht der Kurs der ICICI gut ab, hier hat es noch niemand so richtig bemerkt.

BobbyBonella ist wohl kräftig im Minus.
Hat nicht auf Warnungen hören wollen...

So what to do?

[14400_I]

Da die EZB in dieser Woche den Leitzins wohl senken wird - wie lange wird ICICI ihr Tagesgeld mit 5,1% und das 1 Jahres Festgeld nit 5,3% noch halten können.

Jetzt noch ins Festgeld mit 5,3% verstärkt einsteigen ?

[Goldwalla]

http://www.ciao.de/Icici_Bank__Test_8463606

http://www.boerse-go.de/artikel/zeigen/articleId/1097127

[Geldsucher1]

So wollen wir Deinen Kurs sehen :o)

hreute 10% Plus!

[Goldwalla]

ICICI mit BUY

Emkay Global Financial Services maintained Buy rating on ICICI Bank (Q, N,C,F)* with a price target of Rs 720 as against current market price of Rs 364 (January 27).

ICICI Bank reported net profit of Rs 12.7 billion, in line with broking house estimates. The bank`s net interest income (NII) grew by 1.6% yoy to Rs 19.9 billion, below its expectations. The net interest margins (NIM) remained stable on sequential basis, although they expanded by 10bps yoy.

The wholesale deposits which account for 50% of total deposits saw a sharp drop in rates over Q3FY09 and with maturity profile, 25% of its deposits will get repriced each quarter which should help the bank to improve the NIM in Q1FY10.

The pressure on NIM in Q4FY09 will be driven full impact of the higher cost term deposits that replaced the current account float during Q3FY09 and priority sector lending norms to be met in Q4FY09.

The balance sheet contraction continued as the advances declined by 1.4% yoy and 4.3% qoq. The bank during the quarter, the bank has invested Rs 82.8 billion in investments which should help it to report robust treasury gains in coming quarters.

The CASA mix was lower at 27.4% against 29.9% in Q2FY09 driven by sharp liquidity squeeze witnessed in Q3FY09.

The fee income declined sharply during the quarter as the retail and international business didn`t contribute much to the fee income.

While a 18.5% decline in the operating expenses did help the reported operating profit to grow by 22.7% yoy, the core operating profit declined by 9.2% yoy to Rs17.9 billion, led by weaker operating performance..

The GNPA declined to Rs 96.4 billion driven by write off of Rs16 billion.

The stock is currently quoting at 8.8x FY10E FDEPS and 0.9x FY10E ABV.
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[Goldwalla]

Wo der BobbyBonella wohl abgeblieben ist?
Er hat die ICICI noch bei 50€ "aggressiv gekauft"

Hat damals nicht auf meine Warnungen hören wollen...

[Everlast07]

ich denke diese Aktie ist sehr interessant.sie ist nur am rande von der finanzkrise betroffen....keine abschreibungen sondern gewinnsteigerungen.ein riesiges wachstumspotenziel in ganz indien, das auch für diese bank von vorteil ist.sie gehört anscheinend zum einlagensicherungsfonds in deutschland und bietet sehr gute konditionen an...

[freedreams]

ICICI hat in den letzten Wochen eine tolle Entwicklung hingelegt! Die meisten Bankenkurse sind auf einem steilen Weg nach oben. Derzeit sehe ich kein halten mehr! Auch bei bei ICICI ist das erst der Anfang! Die 20 € werden bald wieder erreicht werden!

[Goldwalla]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.987.767 von freedreams am 17.04.09 12:27:24

30 dürften schon absehbar sein,schließlich kommt sie von 60 runter
und seitdem ist viel Wasser den Ganges runtergeflossen
und viele neue RS in die ICICI-Bankkasse geströmt.

[freedreams]

Es geht Richtung Norden..... Wird auch Zeit.....

[Goldwalla]

Buy ICICI Bank with target price of Rs 552: Sharekhan

28 Apr 2009, 1230 hrs IST, ET Bureau



 

MUMBAI: Brokerage firm Sharekhan has recommended investors to buy shares of ICICI Bank with a price target of Rs 552 on the back of the bank’s

performance in the fourth quarter of FY09.



“ICICI Bank reported a healthy set of numbers for Q4FY2009 (ahead of our estimate) showing an improvement in most of the operational parameters. While the bank's loan book contracted during the year (as a part of the management's strategy), the asset quality continued to deteriorate,” said the brokerage firm.



ICICI Bank reported a net profit of Rs 744 crore, indicating a decline of 35.3% year on year. The reported bottom line was well above street expectations, primarily driven by a higher than expected net interest income (NII) growth, healthy treasury gains and

containment of operating costs.



With the ongoing rationalisation of its operations and resources, the bank managed to lower its operating expenses by 22.9% yoy and by 4.4% sequentially. A bulk of the cost reduction was achieved by bringing operational activities in-house, ie by reducing the role of direct marketing agents. Notably, despite a 5.1% y-o-y decline in the bank's total asset base, the operating expenses as a percentage of total assets declined to 1.86% from 2.04% in the previous year.



On asset quality front, the bank saw a 7.4% sequential increase in its gross non-performing assets (GNPAs) to Rs 9,649.3 crore. However, the GNPAs stood at Rs9,649.3 crore after the sale of Rs 150 crore to Asset Reconstruction Company of India Ltd (ARCIL) and write-offs amounting to Rs 400 crore. While the write-offs during the quarter were lower compared with Rs 1,600 crore of write-offs seen in the previous quarter, the slippages during the quarter remained high at Rs1,250 crore, largely in line with those in the previous quarter.



The bank's capital adequacy ratio (CAR) as on March 31, 2009 was 15.5% (Basel II norms) compared with 15.6% at the end of Q3FY2009. Importantly, the tier-I CAR stood at 11.8%, one of the highest among its peers.



“We have revised our earnings estimate for FY2010 downwards by 10.7% to factor in the higher delinquencies and provisioning expenses. We expect ICICI Bank's earnings to grow by 19.5% yoy in FY2011 and estimate its earnings to grow at a CAGR of 13% during the period FY2009-11. At the current market price of Rs468, ICICI Bank trades at 13.0x its FY2010E earnings per share (EPS), 5.7x FY2010E pre-provisioning profit (PPP) per share and 1.0x its FY2010E standalone book value (BV) per share. We maintain our ‘Buy’ recommendation on the stock with a revised price target of Rs552,” the brokerage concluded

[freedreams]

sieht heute in den USA super gut aus
NYSE (USD) 20,44 +12,87% 17:46 - - - - 290.779 Stück

[freedreams]

Hat jemand eine Erklärung für den steilen Anstieg in den letzten Tagen? Ist ja echt genial!

[Goldwalla]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.101.339 von freedreams am 05.05.09 18:37:53

Schau Dir den Kursverlauf in der Vergangenheit an und den guten gegenwärtigen Geschäftsverlauf, dann ist das nur der Beginn.

siehe auch Thread: STATE Bank of India - 2008 mit fettem Plus

[biglebovsky]

He, dass ging ja flott in Mumbai: 20 Prozent im Plus! Weiß jemand, woher dieser Kursanstieg kam?

Grüße
biglebovsky

[Goldwalla]

schau mal Thread: STATE Bank of India - 2008 mit fettem Plus

[Beilagenfresser]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.197.167 von biglebovsky am 18.05.09 10:16:55

18.05.2009 11:59 Kursrally in Indien
Nach dem überraschend klaren Sieg der regierenden Kongresspartei in Indien feiert die Börse in Mumbai. Die Kurse stiegen so stark, dass der Handel sogar für einige Zeit unterbrochen wurde.

Sowohl der indische Leitindex BSE Sensex als auch der breitere Nifty-Index kletterten bis zu 17 Prozent. Die Börse legte den Handel daraufhin für den Rest des Tages lahm. Eine kursberuhigende Maßnahme: Die indische Börse macht das vorsorglich bei Indexveränderungen ab 10 Prozent.

Warum die Börse so begeistert reagiert: Es gab Befürchtungen, dass die Regierungspartei nur knapp gewinnt und dann langwierige Koalitionsverhandlungen nötig sind. Das hat die Kurse in letzter Zeit gebremst. Nach dem fünfwöchigen Marathon zur Parlamentswahl ist reagierte die Börse nun entsprechend erleichtert bis euphorisch auf den deutlichen Sieg des bisherigen und nun neuen Premierministers Manmohan Singh von der Kongress-Partei und ihrer Verbündeten.

Man rechnet mit einer weiterhin stabilen Politik. Finanzexperten werten die Wiederwahl als Zeichen für Kontinuität und erwarten, dass die Regierung Singh ihre Reformprogramme fortsetzt.

Starker Faktor: Binnenkonjunktur
Indiens Wirtschaft war zwar ebenfalls von der Wirtschafts- und Finanzkrise in Mitleidenschaft gezogen worden. Doch in den letzten Monaten gab es eine Reihe positiver Konjunktursignale. Experten von Finanzinstituten rechnen damit, dass sich die Wirtschaft des Landes schneller von der Krise erholt als Europa, die USA oder andere Länder Asiens. In Indien stehen die Zeichen weiter auf Wachstum, viele Branchen verbuchen Umsatz- und Gewinnzuwächse. Auch ausländisches Geld fließt wieder nach Indien und wird dort investiert. Indiens Binnenkonjunktur läuft gut, das Verbrauchervertrauen ist in Ordnung.

Abzulesen ist die Entwicklung an den Kursen, die sich seit Jahresbeginn kräftig erholt haben. Seit dem Tief im März ging es wieder 45 Prozent aufwärts. Erst die Unsicherheit vor der Wahl hatte die Kurse wieder gebremst.

bs

http://boerse.ard.de/content.jsp?key=dokument_352996
http://www.nasdaq.com/aspx/nasdaqlastsale.aspx?symbol=IBN&se… >32% Plus heute (bis jetzt)
Gruß Beilagenfresser

[biglebovsky]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.199.893 von Beilagenfresser am 18.05.09 15:44:30

Politisch stabile Verhältnisse in Indien... Davon hat ja schon keiner mehr geträumt. Congress ist zwar auch ein übler Filz, aber mit einer halbwegs wachstumsfreundlichen Politik. Also ich bleib erstmal drin.

Grüße
biglebovsky

[maxee]

ich werde den titel auch ins depot geben

[maxee]

Hallo zusammen!

Ich bin gerade auf der Suche nach einen chinesischen Titel für mein Depot. Es soll ein Optionsschein oder eine Aktie werden. Je nach dem wie der Titel bewertet wird.

Ich habe jetzt nach langer Recherche und durchlesen sämtlicher Geschäftsberichte folgende Titel in der Bankbranche rausgesucht:

ICBC Bank, China Construction Bank und Bank of China.

Welchen der 3 Titel würdet ihr nehmen, Pro und Contra. Charttechnisch sind die 3 sehr identisch.
Fundamentaldaten würden mich zu ICBC hin tendieren.

China Mobile, China Life (Versicherung) und China Communication Construction (Charttechnisch sehr interessant).

Das waren jetzt allesamt Large Cap Unternehmen.

Ich meine zu wissen, dass die Bau, Banken, Versicherungsbranche sich in China sehr schnell entwickeln wird.
Wobei die Telekommunikation und die Versorger wie Petro China, Sinpoec auch sehr stark sein weren.

Habe bewusst diesen Beitrag diesem Thema nhinzugefügt, weil er dort am besten hineinpasst.

mfg
maxee

[Goldwalla]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.569.945 von maxee am 14.07.09 16:22:02

Super,
aber Du bist hier in Indien.

Aber,vielleicht biste doch richtig, die indische ICICI-Bank ist heute in Indien kräftig gestiegen,
+ 7,60 %.

Hintergrund dessen sind die neuen Halbjahreszahlen, die bei
anderen indischen Banken sehr positiv überrascht haben.

ICICI Ergebnisse sind derzeit noch nicht bekannt.

Näheres in meinem Thread "STATE Bank of India mit fettem Plus"

[DiegoDiggler]

Zahlen sind da:

http://www.reuters.com/article/marketsNews/idINBOM5297392009…

[Geldsucher1]

Seid meinem einstieg letzes Jahr 76% Plus

[Goldwalla]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.122.269 von Geldsucher1 am 06.10.09 12:47:53

Gratuliere,

bei ICICI gibt es merkwürdigerweise alle 2-3 Jahre einen Skandal,
dann kann wieder gut eingestiegen werden.

Da war in Indien das Gerücht über eine mögliche Pleite bei IC,
da bin ich bei 9 € rein.

Aber jetzt habe umgeschichtet.

[Goldwalla]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.122.942 von Goldwalla am 06.10.09 14:14:33

While banks' interest income growth may be subdued due to lack of demand for loans, their profitability may rise given that their cost of funds have fallen due to lower deposit rates. The growth in credit offtake has fallen to 13.4% in the September quarter compared to 16.2% in the previous quarter.

Banks had started cutting down interest rates on deposits in April this year. The real impact of those cuts is expected to be visible from the September quarter. Axis Banks is a likely winner among the banking pack with a likely net profit growth of 33%, followed by HDFC Bank (28.6%) and SBI (25.4%). ICICI is expected to report an 8% drop in profit.

[Geldsucher1]

läuft echt super diese Bankaktie

[Geldsucher1]

Bald sind die 100% voll

[curacanne]

wieso ist denn voodooh gesperrt?

[Nobbele_2010]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.028.683 von Geldsucher1 am 28.02.10 17:29:52

Yep. Ist nur keiner mehr dabei von den alten usern...... Schaun wir mal, wo die 2012 stehen.

[Scatlover]

Ich bin noch dabei, bzw. war wieder eingestiegen.
Hat jemand Infos zu dem heutigem Kursanstieg?

[Goldwalla]

Sonjoy Chatterjee, executive director (ED) of ICICI Bank [ Get Quote ], has put in his papers and will soon join US-based investment bank Goldman Sachs in India [ Images ], according to a person familiar with the development.

Chatterjee will be joining as co-chief executive officer (CEO) at Goldman Sachs in India, alongside Brooks Entwistle.

When contacted, an ICICI Bank spokesperson declined to comment.

This is the third high-profile exit from ICICI Bank since it was announced that Chanda Kochhar [ Images ] would succeed KV Kamath as CEO.

Shikha Sharma [ Images ], the erstwhile CEO of ICICI Prudential Life Insurance, left in June last year to take over as CEO of Axis Bank.

Renuka Ramanth, head of ICICI Venture, quit to set up her own private equity firm, Multile Asset Management.

Till early this year, Chatterjee was in charge of corporate and investment banking, government banking and international banking businesses of the lender. However, in a major reshuffle conducted earlier this year, he was put in charge of new business initiatives, while Sandeep Bakshi took charge of corporate banking. Vijay Chandok, head of retail, SME and rural banking was deputed to London [ Images ] to head the bank's international banking operations.

Former ICICI banker Rajeev Sabharwal was brought back from Sequoia Capital and designated as senior general manager in charge of retail banking with the understanding that he would soon be elevated as executive director. Sabharwal is now likely to fill the place left vacant by Chattejee's exit on the bank's board.

Maninder Juneja, senior general manager in charge of branch banking, is overseeing Chandok's non-retail portfolios of rural and SME banking at present.

Chatterjee was just 34 when he was hand-picked by ICICI Bank's then CEO KV Kamath to set up the bank's UK subsidiary in 2003. In 2007, he moved back from London to Mumbai [ Images ] to take a seat on the bank's board as executive director in charge of corporate and investment banking, government banking and international banking.

Chatterjee was tipped to be Kochhar's second-in-command when the bank undertook a major reshuffle of its top management in April last year. Instead, Kochhar's previous position of joint managing director was left vacant and Sandeep Bakshi, the then head of ICICI Lombard General Insurance, was named deputy managing director in charge of retail banking.

[me_2]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.437.122 von Goldwalla am 30.04.10 21:49:24

Ganz schöner trouble. Haste da auch ne Quelle und ein Datum?

[Goldwalla]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.440.434 von me_2 am 02.05.10 11:52:52

Schau mal hier rein:

http://business.rediff.com/report/2010/apr/30/icici-ed-to-jo…

das ist auch interessant:

http://business.rediff.com/report/2010/apr/30/icici-bank-hdf…

[me_2]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.440.662 von Goldwalla am 02.05.10 13:38:15

Danke. Welche Bank ist denn "indischer" als ICICI? Vielleicht Axis ?

[Goldwalla]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.440.662 von Goldwalla am 02.05.10 13:38:15

Aber die ICICI ist eine Anlage, wohl nicht die Allerbeste,
es gibt einige indische Aktien mit höherem Erwartungspotential,
aber auch größerem Risiko, ich denke das die Rediff endlich
mal wieder auftauchen wird. (z.B.)

State Bank of India,ist wohl der ICICI vorzuziehen, aber erstmal schwächere Kaufkurse abwarten, die werden wohl kommen, wie es gerade so aussieht.

Mal schauen wie sich "sell in May an go away" auswirkt?

[Goldwalla]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.440.711 von Goldwalla am 02.05.10 13:57:11

Aber das ist wirklich "auf mittlere Sicht" interessant,
doch natürlich muß mit, vielleicht drastischen Rückschlägen, gerechnet werden, aber die Tendenz scheint stimmig:

http://www.handelsblatt.com/finanzen/anlegerakademie/aufstie…

[jacomo1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.440.711 von Goldwalla am 02.05.10 13:57:11

moin,

wer langfristig auf Indien setzen will, ICICI ist ein Blue Chip-Basis-Investment. ICICI ist ein echter Allfinanz-Konzern, die Versicherungssparte schreibt nun auch endlich schwarze Zahlen und wird eines schönen Tages als kostbarer Spinn-Off versilbert..

gruss aus dem rheinland

[Goldwalla]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.441.639 von jacomo1 am 02.05.10 21:03:08

Ja,- ich selber ziehe momentan Banken mit einem hohen Staatsanteil
vor, nach den Erfahrungen mit Goldman Sachs, Lehman, & Co,
ist nun bei mir Vorsicht angesagt.


Die ICICI-Bank war über eine Tochtergesellschaft auch bei Lehman
investiert, damals fielen die ICICI Aktien auf 8 €.

Banken welche dem Gemeinnutz dienen, helfen der Wirtschaft des
Landes, das Land wird dann einen ordentlichen Wachstum erfahren
können.

Banken welche nur an den Eigennutz denken, saugen die Wirtschaft
aus, Zerfall ud Veramung im Lande, ist dann das offensichtliche Ergebnis-

Aber das ist ja alles bekannt, nur es soll auch berücksichtigt werden.

[Goldwalla]

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/international-busin…

[Scatlover]

ICICI dürfte ganz nach WBs Geschmack sein!
Sollte er hier investieren, wird es dicken Kurssprung geben - durfte ich bei BYD schon erleben.

[Goldwalla]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.445.043 von Scatlover am 03.05.10 14:53:51

Der alte Fuchs besucht Indien erst im März 2011,
vielleicht wird er sehr günstige Einstiegskurse vorfinden.

Der Grund dafür könnte dieser sein:

Marc Faber: Gefahr für Wirtschafts-Crash in China rückt näher
Die Wirtschaft Chinas steht vor einem Abschwung und könnte innerhalb eines Jahres sogar in einen Absturz geraten. Davon geht gemäß einem Bericht von Bloomberg der bekannte Investor Marc Faber aus.

Natürlich kann sich M.Faber auch gelegentlich irren.

[Goldwalla]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.448.831 von Goldwalla am 03.05.10 23:28:12

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/news-by-industry/banking/finance/banking/Foreign-tag-no-bar-for-ICICI-HDFC-Bank/articleshow/5938851.cms

[Geldsucher1]

Die Aktie macht echt spaß

[Geldsucher1]

W-Formation für neue Kurshöhen?

[Geldsucher1]

[Scatlover]

"ICICI Bank Q2 net beats f'cast on credit growth..."

http://www.reuters.com/article/idCNSGE69S0DP20101029?rpc=44

[Geldsucher1]

Und die Gewinne Sprudeln weiter!!!

http://www.boerse-go.de/nachricht/,a2448611,b19.html
25.01. 10:11

Indische ICICI Bank mit Rekordgewinn im 3. Quartal

Mumbai (BoerseGo.de) - Das indische Finanzhaus ICICI Bank konnte im dritten Quartal des laufenden Fiskaljahres einen Rekordgewinn einfahren. Der Nettogewinn verbesserte sich im Jahresvergleich um 30,10 Prozent auf 14,37 Milliarden indische Rupien. Das Nettozinsaufkommen legte um 15,30 Prozent auf 206,60 Milliarden indische Rupien zu. Das Gesamtvolumen des Kreditaufkommens stieg um 15,30 Prozent auf 2,06 Billionen indische Rupien an.

[Geldsucher1]

ICICI Bank profit up 44%, raises dividend
NDTV Correspondent, April 28, 2011 (New Delhi)

The country's largest private sector bank ICICI Bank today reported numbers that were largely in line with Street expectations. The bank's net interest income in the fourth quarter rose 23 per cent to Rs. 2,509.73 crore from Rs. 2,034.94 crore in the corresponding quarter of last fiscal. An NDTV poll pegged the NII at Rs. 2,384 crore.

ICICI's profit after tax (PAT) for Q4 rose 44 per cent at Rs. 1,452.11 crore against Rs. 1005.57 crore in Q4 FY10. Analysts expected PAT at Rs. 1,075 crore for the fourth quarter.

The Board of Directors has recommended a dividend of Rs. 14 per share for the year-ended March 31, 2011 against Rs. 12 in the previous year.

[Anmerkung: 14 Rupees sind ca. 21 ct. --> 0,63 % Dividentenrendite]

ICICI Bank's other income stood at Rs. 1640.67 crore in Q4 against Rs. 1890.84 crore last fiscal. The operating expenses rose to Rs. 1845.47 crore against Rs. 1526.89 crore (YoY).

The bank's employee cost rose sharply to Rs. 856.62 crore against Rs. 582.70 crore (YoY).

The amount set aside for provisions came down sharply to Rs. 383.61 crore against Rs. 989.75 crore (YoY). The percentage of gross NPAs stood at 4.47 per cent against 5.06 per cent (YoY0 and the percentage of net NPAs came down to 1.11 per cent against 2.12 per cent (YoY).

ICICI Bank stocks closed 0.92 per cent higher on the BSE .


http://profit.ndtv.com/news/show/icici-bank-profit-up-44-rai…

[Geldsucher1]

Verstehe nicht, dass seid Monaten super News kommen und der Kurs fällt zusammen?!?

Wo liegt das Problem?????

[Geldsucher1]

Fällt wie ein Stein, ich warte noch an der Seitenlienie ab.
Unternehmen ist Top, Kurs meiner Meinung nach unterbewertet!
Aber die Aktie wird weiter abgegeben!!

[Scatlover]

"ICICI Bank: Performance Review – Quarter Ended December 31, 2011

29% year-on-year increase in consolidated profit after tax to Rs 5,833 crore (US$ 1.1 billion) for the nine months ended December 31, 2011 (9M-2012) from Rs 4,525 crore (US$ 852 million) for the nine months ended December 31, 2010 (9M-2011)
23% year-on-year increase in standalone profit after tax to Rs 4,563 crore (US$ 859 million) for 9M-2012 from Rs 3,699 crore (US$ 696 million) for 9M-2011
20% year-on-year increase in standalone profit after tax to Rs 1,728 crore (US$ 325 million) for the quarter ended December 31, 2011 (Q3-2012) from Rs 1,437 crore (US$ 271 million) for the quarter ended December 31, 2010 (Q3-2011)
19% year-on-year increase in advances to Rs 246,157 crore (US$ 46.3 billion) at December 31, 2011
Current and savings account (CASA) ratio increased to 43.6% at December 31, 2011 from 42.1% at September 30, 2011
Net non-performing asset ratio decreased to 0.70% at December 31, 2011 from 0.80% at September 30, 2011 and 1.16% at December 31, 2010
Strong capital adequacy ratio of 18.88% and Tier-1 capital adequacy of 13.13%"

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/ICICI-Bank-Performance-Review-…

[Scatlover]

"India's ICICI Bank Q4 net up 31 pct, beats f'cast

April 27 | Fri Apr 27, 2012 3:49am EDT

(Reuters) - ICICI Bank, India's No. 2 lender, reported a better-than-expected 31.1 percent rise in quarterly profit, bolstered by higher income from non-core operations and strong loan growth.

Net profit rose to 19.02 billion rupees ($362 million) in the fiscal fourth quarter ended March from 14.5 billion reported a year earlier, while net interest income increased nearly 24 percent to 31.05 billion rupees.

Other income, which includes gains from treasury and fees, rose nearly 36 percent to 22.3 billion rupees, said the bank, which is also listed in New York and competes with State Bank of India and HDFC Bank.

Analysts on average had expected a net profit of 17.3 billion rupees for the bank, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S. ($1 = 52.5350 Indian rupees) (Reporting by Swati Pandey in MUMBAI)"

http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/04/27/icici-results-idUS…

[Scatlover]

"UPDATE 2-India's ICICI Bank eyes growth after strong Q4

Fri Apr 27, 2012 7:10am EDT

* Net profit 19.02 bln rupees vs 17.3 bln estimate

* Strong loan growth, higher fees help

* Q4 net interest margin at 3.01 pct vs 2.74 pct yr ago

* Shares up 2.3 pct in subdued Mumbai market (Recasts with bank, fund manager comments, more details of results)

By Swati Pandey

April 27 (Reuters) - ICICI Bank, India's No. 2 lender, posted on Friday a larger-than-expected 31 percent rise in quarterly profit and forecast a higher growth rate for domestic loans and stable asset quality for the coming year.

Loan demand in India is expected to pick up after the central bank last week cut its benchmark lending rate for the first time in three years to help revive sagging economic growth.

The Reserve Bank of India has projected loan growth for Indian banks for fiscal year 2013 at 17 percent against 16 percent in the previous year.

ICICI expects its domestic loans to grow 20 percent in the year that began in April from 17 percent last year, driven by demand from companies for working capital, home and car loans, Chief Executive Chanda Kochhar told reporters.

"These numbers may give us comfort to keep what we have (but) we don't have any particular plans to increase our stakes. We have concerns about the India story in general," said Olsson Jan-Olov, portfolio manager of Carnegie Emerging Markets at Sweden, which owns ICICI shares.

"We have been a little hesitant towards increasing positions in India due to the overriding political and macro economic situation."

Earlier this week, Standard & Poor's cut India's credit rating outlook to negative from stable on hefty fiscal and current account deficits and political paralysis in Asia's third-largest economy.

The negative outlook jeopardises India's long-term rating of BBB-, the lowest investment grade rating.

Indian banks are actively easing terms on loans for companies, as high interest rates and an economic slowdown has hurt the ability of some to repay loans on time. Power, textile, aviation, construction and real estate are the hardest hit sectors.

ICICI, which is also listed in New York and competes with State Bank of India and HDFC Bank, sees a "very small" and "minimal" pipeline for corporate debt restructurings, Kochhar said.

PROFITABILITY GREW

Net profit rose to 19.02 billion rupees ($362 million) in the fiscal fourth-quarter ended March from 14.5 billion reported a year earlier. Analysts on average had expected profit of 17.3 billion rupees, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.

Consolidated profit grew 15 percent to 18.1 billion rupees, the bank said.

Net interest income increased nearly 24 percent to 31.05 billion rupees. Other income, which includes gains from trading in bonds, equity and currency as well as fees, rose nearly 36 percent to 22.3 billion rupees, said the bank.

ICICI's loans grew 17 percent to nearly $50 billion, it said. Net interest margin, a key gauge of profitability for a bank, rose to 3.01 percent from 2.74 percent a year ago.

Provisions, including for bad loans, rose more than a fifth to 4.7 billion rupees from 3.8 billion a year earlier, while net non-performing loans dropped to 0.73 percent of total assets from 1.11 percent, the bank said.

ICICI, which was hit by the 2008 financial crisis due to aggressive lending, had been paring its unsecured retail book, especially credit cards and personal loans. It is cautiously growing lending in the home and auto loans segment now, at a much slower pace.

ICICI is exposed to a number of troubled companies, including Kingfisher Airlines and telecom tower owner GTL , which have restructured billions of dollars of loans in recent months.

"We have always been saying the worries, that the outside environment talks about asset quality, are much higher than the reality is," CEO Kochhar said.

"We don't expect our provisioning requirement to go up substantially as a percentage of total assets."

Shares of the bank, valued by the market at $18.5 billion, rose 2.3 percent on Friday to 860.85 rupees in a flat Mumbai market. ($1 = 52.5350 Indian rupees) (Editing by Muralikumar Anantharaman)"

http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/04/27/icici-idUSL3E8FR51…

[Beilagenfresser]

Habe vor kurzem nachgekauft und meine bisherige Position mehr als verdoppelt, ICICI macht jetzt 1,5% in meinem Depot aus. Bin seit Mai 2009 dabei, da gabs die ICICI noch was günstiger. Aber auch aktuell sieht es wieder interessant aus. Kurse um 24€ dürften meiner Meinung nach auf langfristige Sicht gute Kaufkurse sein. Aktuell beträgt das KGV (Basis letztes Quartal x 4) beim jetzigen Kurs (23,66€) 12,25. Für einen Wachstumswert in einem Wachstumsland mit über 1,2 Mrd. Einwohnern ein Schnäppchen. Das glatte Gegenteil zu Deutschland oder zahlreichen europäischen Ländern. Die Bevölkerungsprognose für Indien liegt für 2050 bei 1,7 Mrd. (Wikipedia). Das Pro-Kopf-Einkommen lag 2009/2010 bei circa 775 Euro. Dürfte sich aber in den nächsten Jahren vervielfachen. Dann brauchen deutlich mehr ein Konto und Versicherungen. Aufschlussreiche Infos zum wenig beachteten Riesen gibt auch dieser Artikel: http://www.pwc.de/de/pressemitteilungen/2011/neue-weltwirtsc…

Keine Handlungsempfehlung
Gruß
Beilage

[m.klemm]

In der Diskussion kann nun wieder kommentiert werden.

Beste Grüße
M.Klemm

[Beilagenfresser]

http://www.cboe.com/framed/PDFframed.aspx?content=/publish/T…

Heute Split 1:5

[Betterway]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 48.527.672 von Beilagenfresser am 09.12.14 17:26:36

und bei der demographischen Entwicklung in Indien könnte dies ein absolutes "Muss" sein ??? Mal sehn, hab grad keine Kohle, werde aber demnächst einsteigen. Gruß B.

[Beilagenfresser]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 48.733.346 von Betterway am 09.01.15 11:19:28

Ich bin seit Mai 2009 dabei und habe (splitbereinigt) einen recht guten Einstiegskurs in Höhe von 4,48€. Ich dachte mir damals auch - Indien, das zweite China. Seit her eine Meldung über die Unfähigkeit dieses Landes nach der anderen - Riesenchancen aber zugleich ein systematischer Chancentod. Das Land kommt mir regelmäßig mittelalterlich vor, eine wirtschaftliche Entwicklung wie in China erwarte ich inzwischen nicht mehr.
Der Kursverlauf war ein ständiges auf und ab - aktuell wäre mir ICICI zu teuer - daher für mich nur eine Halteposition im Depot.

Gruß
Beilage

[Betterway]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 48.774.935 von Beilagenfresser am 14.01.15 16:22:14

ja, da hast du wohl Recht. Aber der Anteil junger Menschen liegt bei über 60%. Auch hier wird die Technik Einzug halten. Ein Beweis dafür ist ja, dass einige "Große" bereits vor Ort sind. Amazon, Tencent und Co. Wie heisst es so schön bei Monopoli: "Die Bank gewinnt immer." Das wird auch hier so sein. Langfristig ist hier sicher nichts falsch zu machen. Gruß B.

[Betterway]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 48.774.935 von Beilagenfresser am 14.01.15 16:22:14

tja, wie rechnet man bei ner Bank in Indien "zu teuer", wenn man so eine Marktstellung hat `??????? Ich weiß es nicht !!!!!!! 10 Prozent in nicht mal 2 Wochen, nach dem Splitt, kann sich sehen lassen. Gruß B. Bin leider - noch - nicht dabei !!!!

[Beilagenfresser]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 48.830.783 von Betterway am 20.01.15 20:05:09

In den letzten 2 Wochen hat fast alles 10% gemacht...selbst eine Nestle...

ICICI ist nicht die einzige Bank in Indien. Die States Bank of India ist die größte! Ich sehe kein Alleinstellungsmerkmal, dafür aber gewaltige Abwärtsrisiken.

[Betterway]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 48.837.509 von Beilagenfresser am 21.01.15 14:08:29

Danke für Info, muss mich - was Banken anbetrifft, noch schlau machen, Langfristig eher positiv gestimmt. Gruß B.