Kolkata-based UCO Bank has sought Rs 800-crore capital from the Union Government to fund its growth needs and boost its capital adequacy ratio.
According to S. Chandrasekharan, Executive Director, the bank has already garnered Rs 1,000-crore worth capital by way of Tier-II bonds so far during this fiscal.
“We have asked for Rs 800 crore and we hope to get it soon,” Chandrasekharan said here on Saturday at a press meet on the occasion of its 71st Foundation Day.
The bank aims to achieve 20 per cent growth in business this year. “We aim to touch a business of Rs 3 lakh crore by March 2013,” he said.
shobha.roy@thehindu.co.in
According to S. Chandrasekharan, Executive Director, the bank has already garnered Rs 1,000-crore worth capital by way of Tier-II bonds so far during this fiscal.
“We have asked for Rs 800 crore and we hope to get it soon,” Chandrasekharan said here on Saturday at a press meet on the occasion of its 71st Foundation Day.
The bank aims to achieve 20 per cent growth in business this year. “We aim to touch a business of Rs 3 lakh crore by March 2013,” he said.
shobha.roy@thehindu.co.in
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