Category: RBI–Banks

Credit and Finance for MSMEs: The most important support that can be offered to MSMEs is the security of their jobs and payment. Addressing this

In our previous column, we argued that reviving the post-COVID economy will be exceptionally difficult because the crisis has damaged many balance sheets. India has been

State governments in India seem to have discovered a new way to breathe life into economic activity — radical labour law changes. It began with

When the corona crisis ends, a return to the old normal is likely. To aid economic recovery, economic policy gaps revealed during the crisis must

The policy-challenged and cash-strapped power sector, which has held up surprisingly well during the lockdown, needs immediate credit access, as highlighted in a recent Brookings

Circumstances have presented India with another chance where it can capitalise on the flight of companies from China that is underway because of the Covid-19

Credit guarantee scheme for banks need of hour, ex RBI chief Duvvuri Subbarao “Government needs to consider spending on livelihood support, improving and expanding medical

No adverse communication to assessees in Q1: CBDT The direction has been made as the key highlight of performance monitoring of tax officers across the

The policy response so far has been flushing the financial system with liquidity and extending support to any sector through banks so that loss is

India’s lockdown has been both most stringent compared to other countries as well as one of the most effective. But as with countries battling Covid-19

The Finance Ministry unveiled a Rs 1.70 lakh crore economic package on March 26 involving free food grain and cooking gas for the poor for

Moody’s Investors Service on Friday said it has estimated India’s GDP growth to hit ‘zero’ in FY21, and pointed to a wide fiscal deficit, high

Centre plans to raise the total borrowings to ₹12 lakh crore this fiscal Modi Government is all set to announce much awaited stimulus package with more

In India if we continue with what is believed to be the severest lockdown of any country, we could end up with an economic situation

After years of lull bankers are turning proactive. This time it is not a new found aggression to lend but to palm off their bad