Category: RBI–Banks

By Andy Mukherjee The contagion risk from India’s year-old shadow banking crisis has suddenly turned much graver. What investors don’t know yet is whether the

In the future, credit scores through the life of a loan will be as important as those recorded at its approval. Three public-sector lenders — Bank

The problem of frauds cannot be looked at as an isolated problem of the banks. For bankers, bad loans due to an economic downturn is

State-run Bank of Maharashtra on Wednesday said the Reserve Bank has denied permission to settle its accumulated losses of Rs 7,360 crore against the balance lying in

While repo-linked lending rates ensure quicker transmission, they do not necessarily mean cheaper loans across all banks With the RBI cutting its policy repo rate

Should I shift my money to a nationalised bank?” This question, coming from our domestic help, put me in a tight spot. After all, it

MC Bank was, in effect, captured by the Wadhawans and milked dry. When private sector banks were allowed to open in the 1990s, some economists

Last week our cook Lilu-tai asked me whether her money is safe in her bank. She is 75, can barely sign her name. She is

By Taponeel Mukherjee Banking headlines over the last few months have been dominated by a decline in specific bank share prices that have highlighted both