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Raghu Mohan has been a journalist since 1993, with a distinguished career spanning three decades. He specialises in banking and finance, with a particular emphasis on the regulatory aspects of these fields. In addition to his reporting, he has also successfully managed special projects and events for the publications he has worked with, showcasing his versatility and skill as a journalist. His past experiences include stints at The Financial Express, Business India, and Businessworld.
Raghu Mohan has been a journalist since 1993, with a distinguished career spanning three decades. He specialises in banking and finance, with a particular emphasis on the regulatory aspects of these fields. In addition to his reporting, he has also successfully managed special projects and events for the publications he has worked with, showcasing his versatility and skill as a journalist. His past experiences include stints at The Financial Express, Business India, and Businessworld.
The Report on Trend and Progress of Banking in India (FY23) notes that some microfinance institutions among SFBs earlier retained their business models
Should there be a revisit of the domestic-systemically important bank (D-SIB) framework, and is there a case for this to be widened to cover more kinds of regulated entities (REs)?
ANKUR BANSAL, co-founder and director of BlackSoil, feels that fintech will see a shakeout even as regulations bring in more clarity enabling the sector to grow
While inflows into G-Secs is a given, the secondary effects of these in the corporate bond market are to be watched for
Red flags were raised on regulatory issues but they may have been late
April 1 deadline for establishing board-level IT strategy committee
The stage is being set for integrated players: Those offering tourism-related services, forex and cards
'We are already doing 10 billion UPI transactions a month which is way more than the digital transactions in the US and Europe combined (for a month),' said Abhishek
Manoj Nambiar spoke about how the industry is changing and why credit rating is customers' responsibility
The industry faces greater scrutiny and stricter governance norms
A bank licence for industrial houses looks unlikely; the IWG itself had referred to concerns over connected lending and exposure between banks and other financial and non-financial group entitie
The struggle to get top-flight IDs on their boards found indirect mention in the first-of-its-kind interaction between the RBI's brass and the boards of state-run banks and private banks
Bankers say Das' stint has been a refreshing change. "After a long time, we have a governor who is approachable. I can say that because the RBI's interactions with us are now much better,"
Governance and business models of regulated entities came in for special attention of the central bank this year, reports Raghu Mohan
Shadow banks will have to review how they lend money as Mint Road puts a squeeze on their credit lines
Scale-based approach to enforcement, key mgmt personnel on the radar
Fintech may be the worst hit as Mint Road comes down hard on unsecured credit in the system, reports Raghu Mohan
The bigger picture is that the gap in corporate governance standards between state-run and private banks is widening
On paper, the co-lending model is a winner. But it calls for a high level of coordination: Policies would have to be agreed upfront between banks and NBFCs
As regulated entities expand the retail portfolio and tap the new-to-credit segment, more through unsecured loans and with less-than-ideal emphasis on credit histories, delinquencies could rise