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Rational, not administered23-OCT-09
The benchmark prime lending rates that banks use to offer a signpost to their lending rate structures have lost much of their significance and utility, thus prompting a study by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) of what has been happening and inviting public discussion on proposals for a new system of base rates. The benchmark rates, which should reflect changes in the policy rates of RBI, have ceased to do so. Besides, sub-benchmark rates now abound, despite benchmark rates being based on the logic of prime lending rates which only the best customers of banks get. A key fallout from the present system is that retail customers of banks borrowing on floating rates, linked to benchmark rates, often do not see a positive impact on their rates of the RBI signalling a downward movement in interest rates.
Banks may have two BPLRs04-SEP-09
Separate rates for retail, corporate customers likely.
IDBI expects interest rates to go up in Q310-JUL-09
State-run IDBI Bank expects interest rates, both on deposits and advances, to increase from the third quarter of the present financial year.
PNB, Lakshmi Vilas Bank cut deposit, prime lending rates01-MAY-09
South-based private sector lender Lakshmi Vilas Bank (LVB) has also reduced its BPLR by 25 basis points to 15 per cent.
Net interest income under pressure in Q430-APR-09
Reductions in PLR moderate interest income.
Sub-BPLR loans make a comeback06-APR-09
Loans at a discount to the benchmark prime lending rates (BPLR) of banks are back with a majority of the fresh loans being disbursed at sub-PLR rates.
Andhra, Central Bank cut prime lending rates29-MAR-09
Public sector lenders Central Bank of India and Andhra Bank reduced their benchmark prime lending rates (BPLR) today.
OBC, Allahabad Bank cut prime lending rates27-MAR-09
State-run lenders Oriental Bank of Commerce (OBC) and Allahabad Bank today announced cut in their prime lending rates (PLR) by 50 and 25 basis points, respectively, with effect from next month.
Govt banks to see higher pressure on margins07-FEB-09
Public sector banks (PSBs) could see higher pressure on their net interest margins (NIMs) in the coming months as they have mopped up large amounts of deposits at higher rates and have also effected steep cuts in lending rates between November 2008 and January 2009. NIM is the difference between the cost of funds and the yield on advances.
Sub-PLR loans back in vogue03-FEB-09
Banks may not be reducing their prime lending rates (PLR), but they are selectively lowering interest rates for specific segments and certain clients.
Pranab-bank meet may lead to more rate cuts30-JAN-09
Banks say cost of funds still high, sectoral cuts possible.
PNB, Dena Bank cut lending rates30-DEC-08
ICICI Bank says it will reduce rates early next month Punjab National Bank (PNB) and Dena Bank today announced a reduction in their benchmark prime lending rates (BPLR), while the country’s
BoI follows the leader, cuts lending rate by 75 bps23-DEC-08
Bank of India (BoI) today announced a 75 basis point (bps) cut in its benchmark prime lending rates (BPLR).
PSU banks to lower deposit, lending rates next month19-DEC-08
Interest rates are set to fall again with public sector banks today agreeing to lower deposit and lending rates next month.
Banks to finalise home loan package today11-DEC-08
In an effort to boost credit flow to the housing sector, public sector banks are going to finalise the new interest rate regime for home loans up to Rs 20 lakh tomorrow.
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