IndusInd Bank’s hunt for the next MD and CEO, the recent greenlight for fundraising ₹30,000-crore and its plan to improve the pace of net interest margin recovery will be the key watchout factors on Monday, July 28.
Mumbai-based private lender IndusInd Bank is bracing for a steep drop in earnings as it contends with multiple headwinds—including accounting discrepancies, mounting stress in its microfinance portfolio, and an ongoing search for a new CEO. These challenges, which began surfacing in the fourth quarter of FY25, are expected to weigh heavily on the lender’s April–June quarter performance, due to be reported on Monday, 28 July.
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