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18 of WEF's 'Global Growth Companies' are Indian08-NOV-09
The GGC Community was formed to engage high-growth companies with the potential to be tomorrow’s industry leaders and drive economic and social change.
Inflation to drive future action28-OCT-09
The policy review is an emphatic assurance that the central bank is watching, calibrating and now definitely timing for a quantitative exit road map. The hike of 100 basis points in the statutory liquidity ratio, which was reduced to 24 per cent after the global financial crisis last year, is the harbinger of changing headwinds, making India the second G20 to economy to underline a move towards monetary tightening.
Winning proposition07-JUL-09
The key theme for the Union Budget is clearly sustainable growth. The Budget provides significant direction towards “inclusive growth”, addressing bottlenecks that impede investment and focusing on infrastructure and the farm and rural sector as growth accelerators for crystallising 4 per cent agriculture and 9 per cent industry growth.
YES Bank to double branches next year, up SME loans: MD02-JUL-09
YES Bank is planning to expand its branch network and hire more staff, as it sees growing business opportunity in corporate finance, Managing Director Rana Kapoor said.
'Small businesses spell big opportunity'23-JUN-09
Yes Bank is the youngest private bank in India — it is just five years old. Having gained a strong foothold in corporate and institutional banking as well as commercial banking, it is currently on a drive to tap the vast but somewhat amorphous market for small enterprises. Yes Bank Founder, Managing Director and CEO Rana Kapoor is confident that the potential is huge and risks close to none.
Yes Bank to raise $400 mn via equity, debt14-JUN-09
Expecting exponential growth in the next five years, private lender Yes Bank today said it will raise $400 million (about Rs 2,000 crore) by means of equity through a follow-on public offer, and debt.
'We do not have a compelling proposition for retail'07-MAY-09
Following the global financial turmoil, banks are reworking their strategy. Yes Bank Managing Director & CEO Rana Kapoor tells Sidhartha that the focus is back on branch banking —the bread and butter business — which holds the bank’s future strategy.
Further easing of rates warranted22-APR-09
These are extraordinary times, presenting exceptional challenges and seeking unexpected policy measures. Clearly, the global financial crisis and the follow-on economic downturn has been wider, deeper and longer than anticipated. The India growth story has resultantly suffered.
Yes Bank Chairman Ashok Kapur killed29-NOV-08
Ashok Kapur, the non-executive chairman of private sector lender Yes Bank, has been killed by terrorists in the Trident-Oberoi hotel complex in Mumbai.
Banks go slow on ATM expansion06-NOV-08
Indian banks, especially small, private sector lenders, are curtailing their ATM expansion plans as the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) mandates every bank to withdraw all third-party ATM transaction
Banks gearing up to reduce rates23-OCT-08
Yes Bank plans 100 bps cut, other private players to wait; public sector may move first.
The local edge30-SEP-08
The best practice can only be effective if it fits into the local setting. That’s where the new private sector banks score over their foreign counterparts.
Yes Bank to set up ARC by year-end25-AUG-08
Private sector lender Yes Bank plans to launch its asset reconstruction business by this year-end, a top bank executive said today.
Indiabulls set to sell 35% stake in comex20-AUG-08
Indiabulls Financial Services is set to close a deal with HDFC Bank, Yes Bank and Delhi-based India Potash to offload around 35 per cent stake in the commodity exchange it is setting up with public
Yes Bank caught in derivatives dispute16-JUN-08
 The bank has estimated the value of the controversial products at Rs 14 crore.  Private sector player Yes Bank is facing disputes on derivatives products sold to two clients, with the value of the deals estimated at Rs 14 crore, according to the bank's managing director and chief executive officer Rana Kapoor.
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