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Federal Bank to acquire 4.5 lakh Standard Chartered card portfolio
Federal Bank is set to acquire a significant credit card portfolio from Standard Chartered Bank. This deal involves approximately 450,000 cards. The acquisition will boost Federal Bank's existing credit card base. It will also strengthen its presence in major Indian cities. The transaction is expected to conclude by the end of 2026.
Federal Bank to acquire 4.5 lakh Standard Chartered card portfolio
Federal Bank is set to acquire a significant credit card portfolio from Standard Chartered Bank. This deal involves approximately 450,000 cards. The acquisition will boost Federal Bank's existing credit card base. It will also strengthen its presence in major Indian cities. The transaction is expected to conclude by the end of 2026.
Federal Bank to acquire select retail credit card portfolio from Standard Chartered
Federal Bank approves acquisition of select Standard Chartered Bank India retail credit cards.
Federal Bank to buy select retail credit card portfolio of Standard Chartered
Federal Bank will acquire around 450,000 credit cards from Standard Chartered. The deal values the portfolio at 1.5-1.6 times implied equity as estimated by Federal Bank.
Kotak Mahindra, Federal Bank line-up to acquire StanChart's India credit-card-only customers; Offer review underway
Standard Chartered is considering offers from Kotak Mahindra Bank and Federal Bank for its Indian credit card customers. This move aligns with the bank's strategy to reduce focus on single-product clients. The sale involves up to 600,000 customers who only have credit cards. This divestment aims to improve profitability by shedding non-core assets.
Samsung plans to take AI to entry-price smartphones, expand portfolio of Galaxy A series in India
Samsung is extending advanced Artificial Intelligence capabilities to its budget-friendly smartphones, aiming to broaden the AI phone segment. The brand is ramping up investments in retail infrastructure, with a strong focus on smaller cities and emerging markets. By keeping prices accessible, Samsung plans to make AI-driven devices mainstream and foresees AI phones overtaking traditional smartphones as the new standard.