According to CEA Subramanian, the RBI has put the 9 per cent CRAR limit for banks. Refuting the use of deposits to market capitalisation ratio
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Yes Bank rescue: India’s TARP moment? | Business Standard Column
Early Friday morning, a senior banker woke me up with his outbursts on the phone: “Is this the way to save a bank? We are
End of a long rope | Business Standard Editorials
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) finally stepped in last week and decided to use the powers granted it under Section 45 of the Banking
Biz judgement rule and directors’ liability | Business Standard Column
In a company, the board of directors (hereafter, board) has the statutory authority and responsibility to manage and govern the company. The board is the
It’s the incentives, stupid | Business Standard Column
Conservatives have argued that the existing policy machinery of Indian finance is broadly fine. The difficulties of YES Bank are a reminder that there are
Tyagi and beyond: Tricky areas Sebi chief, successor will have to deal with | Business Standard Column
By Ajay Tyagi’s own admission, SEBI’s enforcement action needs to improve. For this, Sebi is trying to make use of new technologies Amid bouts of
YES Bank rescue package wards off immediate losses to depositors – The Hindu BusinessLine
But many loose ends remain. With YES Bank skipping recent financial results, it isn’t clear how much capital it will need to fully tide over
Decoding the YES Bank crisis | HT Editorial – editorials – Hindustan Times
The tragedy at YES Bank has been averted — all depositors of the bank have been assured by the government that their money is safe,
RBI’s restructuring of Yes Bank could prove costly for bond holders–Deccan Chronicle
Mumbai: One of the biggest losers in case the RBI’s restructuring scheme for Yes Bank goes through will be the additional tier-I bond holders who
Rs 50,000 cap on Yes Bank withdrawals to go ‘much much much’ before Apr 3: SBI chairman
Yes Bank will need between Rs 20,000 – 22,000 crore to revive. SBI’s risks will be ring-fenced with maximum exposure of Rs 10,000 crore. But
Yes Bank: SBI will have to merge YES Bank if rescue package fails to revive it – The Economic Times
You really cannot afford to let a bank go down, which is why in the case of banks we have the philosophy of ‘too big
Public money not for private loot, bring Yes Bank under govt control: AIBEA – The Economic Times
The bank union said the RBI, being the regulator, cannot be unaware of the ongoings in Yes Bank. Stressing that private sector banks were failing
Time period for insolvency proceedings need to be reduced: NCLAT chairperson – The Financial Express
A case is admitted under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) only after approval from the NCLT. National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) Chairperson Justice
India’s slowdown story is older than IL&FS crisis; these reasons aggravated trouble – The Financial Express
A fall in the central government spending to GDP, coupled with other funding constraints contributed to the slowdown. The slowdown story of India is not
Hero Group’s Munjal hails IBC, says India’s regulatory framework improving | Business Standard News
Hero Enterprise’s chairman Sunil Kant Munjal said on Saturday that the regulatory environment in the country is getting better and regulators are now stepping in
Too slow to act on Yes Bank, RBI has eroded depositor faith–Indian Express
Within 24 hours of the superseding of the board of Yes Bank by the Reserve Bank of India, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced a reconstruction
MCA gets NCLT nod to recast financial statements of CG Power | Business News,The Indian Express
The Mumbai bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) Thursday allowed the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) to recast the financial statements of CG
Explained: What went wrong with Yes Bank? | Deccan Herald
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on March 5 placed Yes Bank under moratorium and restricted withdrawals to a maximum of Rs 50,000, sending its
YES Bank crisis: Why government must fix the vulnerabilities in financial system – The Economic Times
he Modi government has a major problem at hand. No, it has nothing to do with the Citizenship (Amendment) Act or the protests against it.
Majority of builders may disappear from the scene in three years, says Anarock – The Economic Times
KOCHI: Almost eighty percent of the builders in the country will vanish from the scene in the next three years in the prevailing conditions ,
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