Category: FRDA

Trust in banks has been the strongest trait of the modern Indian financial system. The world of Rajaram Shinde is changing. The retired central government

Between 1913 and 1960, 1,600 private banks closed down operations and depositors lost all their money The Finance Ministry sought to allay apprehensions of savers/depositors

All India Bank Employees Association (AIBEA) has threatened to go on strike if FRDI Bill is not amended to safeguard interest of depositors even as

The current generation of economic reforms revolves around creating a sound institutional architecture for a market economy. In this regard, an important legislation was the

Bank deposits are the one true friend of a middle class Indian and any threat to their safety is terribly upsetting. The government will introduce

The Centre and the JPC must allay depositor concerns on bail-in, in the FRDI Bill There is furious public debate around the Financial Resolution and

Why should they suffer if a bank goes belly-up? The extent to which Indians are attached to their bank balances was visible a couple of

The FRDI Bill is part of a larger, more comprehensive approach by the Centre towards systematic resolution of all financial firms — banks, insurance companies

Amid concerns over the safety of deposits in banks due to provisions in the Financial Resolution and Deposit Insurance (FRDI) Bill, the finance ministry on

In an attempt to clear the air about bank deposit protection under the proposed Financial Resolution and Deposit Insurance (FRDI) Bill 2017, the government on

फायनान्शिअल रिझोल्युशन अँड डिपॉझिट इन्शुरन्स’ (एफआरडीआय) विधेयकाला विरोध सुरू असून यासंदर्भातील ऑनलाइन याचिकेला हजारहून अधिक जणांनी पाठिंबा दर्शवला आहे. प्रस्तावित विधेयक ठेवीदारांसाठी अधिक सुरक्षित असल्याचे