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Here's a selection of Business Standard opinion pieces for the day
How did a profitable bank founded to serve small businesses in 1926 by a group of businessmen from the Vysya community - a trader caste based in southern and central India - come to this pass?
Delay in appointing external members sends a wrong signal
Sebi and RBI had conducted a joint inspection, where they found lapses
The Reserve Bank in April provided additional flexibility to states and Union Territories (UTs) to raise funds to deal with the Covid-19 crisis. The flexibility was available till September 30, 2020.
Participants complain RBI hasn't done much to help alleviate stress in market
An individual shareholder filed a PIL raising serious of allegations against the bank functioning, asked Court to appoint an administrator
RBI has extended the enhanced borrowing facility provided to banks by six months to meet liquidity shortage till March 31, 2021
The Reserve Bank of India deferred its three-day interest-rate meeting due to start Tuesday, without giving any reasons or a new date for its policy decision
Business Standard opinion pieces for the day, among other things, talk about the issues related to Lakshmi Vilas Bank
Problems at Lakshmi Vilas Bank should be settled swiftly
The economy and the affairs between RBI and govt were tumultuous in the four years to 2020. Business Standard takes a look at MPC's performance and its consonance with major macroeconomic indicators
The central bank didn't give any reason, but the external members for the MPC have not been appointed by the government.
Under the MSF, banks can borrow overnight at their discretion by dipping into the Statutory Liquidity Ratio (SLR)
The Reserve Bank of India has approved that the day-to-day affairs of Lakshmi Vilas Bank will be run by a Committee of Directors (CoD) comprising three independent directors
Here's a selection of Business Standard opinion pieces for the day
Starting with the Fed, the West's central bankers are descending into a dangerous spiral of overconfidence. RBI has no such room for error
Lower inflation next year may open the space for rate cut, but for now the challenge is seeing through the government borrowing and keeping the bond yield low
A plethora of regulations is never the answer to identified regulatory gaps