The issue price for the second tranche of the sovereign gold bond issue has been fixed at Rs 4,842 per gram, the Reserve Bank of India said on Friday
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Scheme category sees net inflows this April, for the first time since last December
DHFL should not go back to its erstwhile promoter
The RBI has imposed monetary penalty on City Union Bank, Tamilnad Mercantile Bank and two other lenders for contravention of certain directions issued by the central bank.
The central bank has been buying bonds both directly, and anonymously, from the market in order to keep the bond yields low
The RBI had said in its guidelines that all banks and NBFCs, except non-deposit taking ones below Rs 1,000 crore, should change their auditors
MFI issues won't be solved by state regulation
RBI Governor urges banks to continue focusing on enhancing resilience of their balance sheets
India continues to be in urgent need of various supplies to deal with Covid-19
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These will be on top of RBI's May 5 measures, such as Rs 50,000 cr package for healthcare sector and recast of loans up to Rs 25 cr for individuals and small businesses
India Inc's foreign investment in the first month of this current fiscal jumped by more than two-times year-on-year to $2.51 billion, data from the Reserve Bank showed on Monday.
According to regulatory sources, the brand promotion could mislead retail investors as the legality of cryptocurrency itself is under the scrutiny of the central government
Banks feel happy shifting their toxic assets from loan books to investment books, while the ARCs are enjoying the management fees with a smile. Let's break the cosy relationship
The country's foreign exchange reserves increased by $1.444 billion to $589.465 billion in the week ended May 7, 2021, shows RBI data
The rejection of the bids brought down yields by 2 basis points and the 10-year bond closed at below 6 per cent again, at 5.99 per cent
The guidance comes as India is crafting a law to ban cryptocurrencies and penalise anyone dealing in them, which would be among the most sweeping crackdowns on the new investing fad in the world
The reason could lie in RBI's accommodation to them and the fact that states themselves could be burdened with interest cost
RBI relaxation to allay round tripping concerns associated with sponsor commitment and shorten fund set-up time in IFSC