Category: RBI–Banks

For the biggest US banks, not all consumer debt is created equal. Credit card losses are outpacing auto and home loans at a rate not

On the challenges in the financial sector We’re in the midst of one of the most significant challenges in financial sector. The next few months

The Supreme Court has done right to direct the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to disclose information on defaulters and annual inspection reports under the

In a move to tackle fund diversion, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has proposed sterner rules on opening and running of current accounts of corporate borrowers. Current accounts, according

The Supreme Court has rightly pulled up the RBI for its non-transparent disclosure policy The Supreme Court recently gave the Reserve Bank of India a

The Congress was referring to the RBI’s November 2016 Disclosure Policy. Latching on to the recent Supreme Court judgement giving the Reserve Bank of India

On April 1, the bonds of the Chinese government and its three policy banks responsible for financing economic and trade development and state investment projects

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has asked bank auditors to keep a close watch on five key parameters and is to reassign its senior

For the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), the current month of April has not been very pleasant as far as its dealings with the Supreme

The Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) has filed contempt applications against Axis BankNSE 2.56 % CEO Amitabh Chaudhry and Standard Chartered Bank India CEO Zarin Daruwala in the Mumbai bench of the National

SC directs RBI to disclose information on bank inspection report under RTI The Supreme Court rapped the RBI, directing it withdraw its 2016 policy on non-disclosure

RBI: Supreme Court gives final warning to RBI to disclose information about NPAs, bank inspection reports. Bank NPAs: Supreme Court’s direction to the RBI to disclose its annual

It is a fact that in a developing economy a lower interest rate regime drives up consumption and consequently triggers the investment cycle, contributing to

The central bank is expected to retain the main contours of its February 12, 2018, circular. The RBI is likely to adopt a more accommodative approach towards

The current guidelines require banks to recognise stress immediately and act quickly. Given how more than half the companies that have been processed under the