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Abhijit Lele
Abhijit Lele
Abhijit Madhav Lele covers banking financial services at Business Standard. Earlier, he has worked with the Press Trust of India, covering banking, finance, and capital markets in Delhi and Mumbai (1997-2006). He also had a stint in the editorial team of India Economic Update, a Dalal Street Journal group publication (1995-1997). He has also worked as a lecturer (psychology) with Sathaye College, Bombay University (1992-95).
Abhijit Madhav Lele covers banking financial services at Business Standard. Earlier, he has worked with the Press Trust of India, covering banking, finance, and capital markets in Delhi and Mumbai (1997-2006). He also had a stint in the editorial team of India Economic Update, a Dalal Street Journal group publication (1995-1997). He has also worked as a lecturer (psychology) with Sathaye College, Bombay University (1992-95).
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Growth slowdown will impact asset quality: Subir Gokarn
Interview with Deputy Governor, Reserve Bank of India
IDBI Bank reorganises corporate business
Merges large corporate and mid-size corporate groups, leaves out infrastructure corporate group
CDR cell entrants grow 4-fold over a year
Loans referred to corporate debt restructuring rise to Rs 19,500 crore in first quarter of FY13 steel, textile units continue to lead pack
Poor rains may hit MFI recoveries
Demand for waiver on public sector bank loans to farmers may add to woes
Bharati Shipyard's final debt recast offer to be discussed today
Lenders against part conversion of loans to equity
Finance minister to discuss problems with takeout finance
Meet today with bankers to review issues on NPAs, financial inclusion and on lending to certain sectors
We'll look at further lowering of loan rate if CRR is reduced: Pratip Chaudhuri
Interview with Chairman, SBI
NRI cash bounty for banks
'Forgotten business' back in focus with cross-selling
Konaseema Gas power heads for debt recast
Credit profile turns weak as inadequate gas supplies hit operations
Banks' net interest margins to remain under pressure
Private banks do better, manage to maintain it through a business mix