Finance News Analysis

Interest for FY26 is being credited earlier than before, alongside a major technology overhaul that changes claims, transfers and withdrawals.

RBI does not defend a fixed rupee level but intervenes to contain excessive volatility, using tools like forex reserves, liquidity tightening and regulatory curbs to stabilise markets

Strong fundamentals will steer these sectors through the evolving regulatory, and macroeconomic landscape

Only 3% of India's ₹67,000-crore unclaimed bank deposits have been returned so far under the Centre's 'Your Money, Your Right' campaign, highlighting the scale of idle savings

The share of outstanding bank credit in infrastructure financing has come down to 33.61 per cent - the least since FY18

CAG report shows pensions overtook interest costs in FY23 as states spent 43% of revenue on committed expenditure, including salaries, pensions, and debt servicing

Card and internet banking frauds formed 56.5 per cent of all cases in FY25, after touching a peak of 80.6 per cent in FY24

This approval marked the end of a two-year wait, during which PPSL was barred from onboarding new merchants

The new rules could increase operational costs for lenders, who will need to maintain mandatory escrow accounts, comply with stricter KYC norms, and invest in upgraded tech integration

Corporate credit share shrinks as firms tap bonds, private credit and markets; retail lending rises sharply, making balance sheets stronger and funding more diversified

The government has opened a one-time window for employees under the Unified Pension Scheme (UPS) to switch back to the National Pension Scheme (NPS), reshaping retirement choices for millions

While many of the proposed amendments to the IBC, such as cross-border and group insolvency, will make the resolution process smoother, certain issues such as limited judicial capacity could weaken

As MSME tariff woes increase, lenders have to work closely with smaller industries, even as demand for a lifeline grows, reports Raghu Mohan

The developments at IndusInd Bank have led RBI's senior supervisory managers (SSMs) to take a closer look at bank boards, including the agenda presented, the time spent discussing specific items

SBI also reported former chairman of the group Anil Ambani to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI)

Govt started groundwork 50 yrs ago, but adoption and advancement of tech have sped up growth of financial services

The domestic rate setting panel had cut policy repo rate by 50 basis points to5.5 per cent in the June meeting, higher than market expectation of 25 bps

With the Covid-induced surge in UPI transactions now firmly here to stay, banks are rethinking their strategies - and costs - on ATMs, especially for off-site machines

During Covid, the government increased the Contingency Fund limit from ₹500 cr to ₹30,000 cr, a measure that made it easier for the expenditure dept to disburse funds without Parliamentary approval

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