MUMBAI, July 17 (Reuters) - HDFC Bank (HDBK.NS), India's largest private lender, on Monday reported a bigger-than-expected 30% jump in first-quarter profit, helped by higher net interest income (NII) and strong loan growth.
The lender's standalone net profit was at 119.52 billion rupees ($1.46 billion), up from 91.96 billion rupees a year ago.
HDFC's deposits have been transitioned into those of HDFC Bank beginning July 1, he said.
HDFC had retail liabilities worth 1.3 trillion rupees and non-retail liabilities worth 390 billion rupees as on June 30, he added.
Provisions and contingencies, or the funds set aside to cover loan losses, slipped 10.3% to 28.6 billion rupees.
Persons:
HDFC, Srinivasan Vaidyanathan, Vaidyanathan, Bank's
Organizations:
HDFC Bank, Housing Development Finance Corp, Thomson
Locations:
MUMBAI