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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 new forensic audit was necessitated after the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) cleared a consolidated bankruptcy process of all Lavasa companies.
The virtual meeting of the central board will be its first since the outbreak of Covid-19
Phones have become 'smartphones', and TVs have become 'smart TVs'. Everything is becoming smarter, but we mostly have dumb terminals at merchant outlets, says Patel
It may be time to link the higher deposit insurance cover and the way co-operative banks and select non-banks raise retail resources, writes Raghu Mohan
The Indian Banks' Association can be expected to begin formal discussions with the wider banking fraternity over the next fortnight
Lenders to face central bank's censure; board meet in May seen leading to fresh measures
Ironclad succession process could weigh on extensions for current heads
Could disallow retail investments directly and through MFs in the instrument
Piecemeal regulatory forbearance will not go far and tougher questions will be asked of both Mint Road and banks, reports Raghu Mohan
PayNearby's managing director & chief executive officer plans to raise $50 million through equity dilution in what is inherently a 'people's business'
The spectacular meltdown at YES Bank reveals the mental makeup of someone only too eager to walk on life's wild side
IBA withdraws note on FinMin letter which had PMO inputs
Lavasa and its subsidiaries defaulted on their debt obligations totalling about Rs 7,700 crore
The talks come just ahead of the mergers of four sets of state-run banks, effective from April 1
This comes after the central bank hiked the short-term investment limit for FPIs in both corporate and government debt, last week, to 30 per cent from 20 per cent
With the account being declared 'fraud', banks are not expected to make additional provisioning; it has been already classified a non-performing asset
Fresh provisioning and telco loans to figure in pre-Budget meet. Inability to find resolution may put Rs 3.8 trn loans at risk
Software upgrade of bank ATMs will be delayed
There may not be a sharp rise in demand for credit anytime soon, even as some pockets show signs of promise. Can this be sustained?
Word is out that there will be relatively few takers for SFB licences compared to the 72 applicants who lined up in February 2015