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Trades about 26% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Axis Bank Limited, established in 1993 and headquartered in Mumbai, India, delivers a comprehensive suite of financial solutions both domestically and across international markets. Formerly known as UTI Bank Limited until its rebranding in July 2007, the institution's operations are structured across four primary divisions. The Treasury segment manages investments across a diverse portfolio including sovereign and corporate debt, equities, and mutual funds, alongside engaging in trading operations, derivative transactions, and foreign exchange activities. For individual and small business clients, the Retail Banking division offers credit facilities, deposit accounts, card products, extensive digital banking options (internet, mobile, and ATM), along with depository and financial guidance for domestic and non-resident Indian clients. The Corporate/Wholesale Banking segment caters to larger entities, delivering corporate advisory, capital raising and syndication, project evaluation, capital market-related services, and cash flow management. Finally, the Other Banking Business segment encompasses various auxiliary banking functions. Axis Bank maintains a robust physical network comprising 4,759 branches, supported by 10,990 ATMs and 5,972 cash recyclers. Globally, it maintains eight offices, including full branches in Singapore, Dubai, and India's Gift City, complemented by representative offices in Dhaka, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah.
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