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The coast is still not clear: Is the worst over for Indian banks?

Banks are better placed now than any time in the past three years, but they are not yet over the hump

March out of retail: Why are foreign banks clinging to corporate banking?

Foreign banks set the template in consumer banking in its infancy, but have almost vacated this booming space

SBI, others in race to buy loan portfolio of Tata Motors' finance units

Shareholders of two lending companies clear plans to sell loan assets up to Rs 14,500 crore.

Small finance banks seek an urgent extension of time limit for listing

These banks have cited the 'accepted recommendations 31 and 27' of the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI's) Internal Working Group (IWG) to buttress their request

MFIs' qualifying asset threshold has to be lowered, says Alok Misra

'MFIN has been pushing its members to do daily reporting to credit bureaus', said Misra

Digital recovery of retail loans set to surge, reduce cost of field agents

The threat of real or make-believe police complaints and legal notices against borrowers has been used for recovery

How l'affaire RBL Bank may impact RBI's equation with entities it regulates

Private banks' CEO tenures have been in the spotlight since the RBI released its discussion paper on governance in commercial banks in 2020

Banking at a crossroads: Why 2022 may well be another reset year

Pandemic-related regulations are set to run their course and an uptick in interest rates is in the offing.

Is the sparkle returning? Banks are now better placed to handhold India Inc

The growth instinct appears to have taken root, and banks are now better placed to handhold India Inc

We have processed over $20 billion in transactions: Open CEO Anish Achuthan

We have an advantage over fintechs that offer lending based on credit bureau scores or conventional bank statements, said Achuthan

The NARCL must attract top-quality talent, says Kroll's Tarun Bhatia

'My sense is that the NARCL will have to recruit good talent', says Bhatia

Fall in travel, an unequal regulatory regime hit fortunes of money changers

The money-changing business was by no means booming before the pandemic; it has been evident for some time now that technology will reshape the business

Bank licence door likely to stay shut for large industrial houses

RBI's final report, expected in 10 days, set to overrule working group's suggestions

What symptoms do merger talks between Clix and Suryoday SFB represent?

The guidelines for on-tap SFB licences have it that an applicant not found suitable for a licence will not be eligible to apply again for three years

Clix Capital, Suryoday SFB in merger talks; deal in advanced stage

Clix had earlier made a non-binding offer to buy up to 85 per cent stake in LVB

Smart-city Lavasa receives two new bids offering Rs 25 crore upfront

Lavasa, a subsidiary of Hindustan Construction Company (HCC), was sent for bankruptcy in 2018

ToneTag is a sound business: Co-founder and CEO Kumar Abhishek

'ToneTag has been able to showcase that we can put an identity to your voice', says Abhishek

Dwindling business model: Can ATM industry continue in its present avatar?

ATM deployment has crossed 250,000 units, after hovering between 225,000 and 235,500 for almost five years

Going green for planet blue: For now, India's journey has begun well

Sustainable financing is on the verge of a big take-off, even as the sum raised so far tops $16 billion

Working capital can be collateral-free, says CashFlo's Ankur Bhageria

'A lot of MSMEs which are suppliers to large companies have working capital challenges', said Ankur Bhageria