The Reserve Bank of India’s Financial Stability Report had last week indicated the worst may not be over for banks on the bad loan front,
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Debt: A record Rs 5.9 lakh crore bond bill is looming over Indian firms – The Economic Times
By Divya Patil It’s the last thing India’s stricken credit markets need: a record debt bill. Companies must repay an unprecedented 5.9 trillion rupees ($83
Infra funding 2.0: Long-term infrastructure bond market for the private sector is a must – The Financial Express
The first step is to mobilise funds via divestment of profit-making state-run companies. The second is to revive private participation to fill the financing gap.
Don’t depend on MPC alone | Business Standard Editorials
he first advance estimates of gross domestic product for the current year, released by the government on Tuesday, showed that growth in the Indian economy
Bankers unlikely to lose fear of the three Cs – The Hindu BusinessLine
Despite the FM’s assurance to bankers, vigilance officials’ mindset to smell a rat in every loan gone sour isn’t likely to change Finance Minister Nirmala
Turnaround in public sector banks | Deccan Herald
The RBI’s “Report on Trend and Progress of Banking in India” of December 24, 2019, reveals interesting positive trends in performance of Scheduled Commercial Banks (SCBs), especially
MDR fee waiver: Jan Dhan’s mascot gets a jolt – The Economic Times
The NPCI drove financial inclusion in collaboration with state-run banks. More than 90% of Indians have a mobile phone now, but hardly anyone could talk
NCDRC directs SBI to pay Rs 5 lakh compensation for losing title deed of customer – The Financial Express
The consumer forum had also directed the SBI to publish the loss of the original title deed in three leading daily newspapers and lodge an
RBI to follow up twist operations? Possibility of bearish curve flattening can’t be ruled out – The Financial Express
By Rajeev Radhakrishnan The version of Operation Twist announced by the RBI last week is one among the many unconventional actions with respect to the
RBI to follow up twist operations? Possibility of bearish curve flattening can’t be ruled out – The Financial Express
By Rajeev Radhakrishnan The version of Operation Twist announced by the RBI last week is one among the many unconventional actions with respect to the
State Bank to provide guarantee to homebuyers on completion of projects | Business Standard News
Country’s largest lender State Bank of India will provide guarantee to home buyers for project completion to push demand for residential units. Thw scheme also
Banks staring at 20% more provisioning for Rs 2.2-trillion debt | Business Standard News
Bankers said they are looking outside the bankruptcy courts and will be able to resolve a few debts in the power sector before January-end Last
All you wanted to know about yield curves – The Hindu BusinessLine
In recent months, business media around the world has displayed an unusual obsession with curves — yield curves. A few months ago, analysts in the
RBI revises supervisory norms for urban cooperative banks – The Economic Times
The RBI on Monday revised the Supervisory Action Framework (SAF) for urban cooperative banks to ensure expeditious resolution of financial stress being faced by some
Consolidation imminent in real estate sector, says Sobha MD – The Hindu BusinessLine
With the Union Budget weeks away and the benefits of all the initiatives flowing into the economy, consolidation of the real estate sector is imminent
Defaults, frauds making banks wary of lending: RBI – Today’s Paper – The Hindu BusinessLine
Turnaround in macroeconomic conditions key to the health of banking sector The Reserve Bank of India has cautioned that credit default events and incidents of
Some key lessons from the NPA crisis – OPINION – The Hindu BusinessLine
Some key lessons from the NPA crisis The banking system’s strength hinges on good judgment. For this, RBI, government and banks need to be clear
IBC implementation to have positive impact on bond market: SEBI chief – MARKETS – The Hindu BusinessLine
Regulator may take more action on Karvy to address investor concerns The successful implementation of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) is expected to aid
‘Definition of NPA has to be changed to ensure the recovery comes back into the system’ – OTHERS – The Hindu BusinessLine
India has a strong potential and can easily clock a growth rate of around 10 per cent. However, there are some serious hurdles in the
Mudra loan defaults: Poor microfinance management to blame? – The Hindu BusinessLine
SME loan defaults are by and large not wilful. The rising Mudra defaults could be a result of inadequate monitoring by banks and other ambitious
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