Raghu Mohan
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Raghu Mohan
Raghu Mohan has been a journalist since 1993, with a distinguished career spanning over three decades. His past experiences include notable stints at The Financial Express, Business India, and Businessworld. He specialises in banking and finance, with a particular emphasis on the regulatory aspects of these fields. In addition to his reporting expertise, he has also successfully managed special projects and events for the publications he has worked with, showcasing his versatility and skill as a journalist.
Raghu Mohan has been a journalist since 1993, with a distinguished career spanning over three decades. His past experiences include notable stints at The Financial Express, Business India, and Businessworld. He specialises in banking and finance, with a particular emphasis on the regulatory aspects of these fields. In addition to his reporting expertise, he has also successfully managed special projects and events for the publications he has worked with, showcasing his versatility and skill as a journalist.
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Shoppers need not stop: Dynamics of in-store payments is being rewritten
The dynamics of in-store payments are fast changing, and this will impact retailing in a big way
 "Shoppers need not stop: Dynamics of in-store payments is being rewritten")
Banks say RBI rules make it difficult to attract top-class talent on boards
A big off-record talking point in recent times has been that boards are now burdened with matters that should be in the domain of banks' professional management
 "Banks say RBI rules make it difficult to attract top-class talent on boards")
RBI meet: Focus turns to public sector bank boards' strategic role
Lenders seek a raise in independent directors' remuneration
 "RBI meet: Focus turns to public sector bank boards' strategic role")
A new fintech world is upon us amid funding drought, lower valuations
Fintech valuations have come crashing down and conditions are ripe for a spate of buyouts
 "A new fintech world is upon us amid funding drought, lower valuations")
RBI, green finance and the blue planet: How are banks placed in all this?
The central bank's report seeks to nudge banks and financial institutions to catalyse risk mitigation from climate change
 "RBI, green finance and the blue planet: How are banks placed in all this?")
The rise of micro-ATMs in semi-urban and rural areas: How do they work?
These easy to deploy, cost-effective devices that are akin to a point-of-sale terminal have mushroomed in India's semi-urban and rural areas
 "The rise of micro-ATMs in semi-urban and rural areas: How do they work?")
In search of binding ties: Lack of SRO will continue to haunt shadow banks
Legacy shadow banks continue to do business without a self-regulatory body. This is far from ideal
 "In search of binding ties: Lack of SRO will continue to haunt shadow banks")
Succession planning at pvt banks is a major issue: RBI on board governance
At a first-of-its kind open house with bank boards next month, Mint Road can be expected to do some plain speaking on long-festering issues of management and ethics
 "Succession planning at pvt banks is a major issue: RBI on board governance")
Biz of moving currency booming, with new revenue streams set to open up
Millions of rural Indians now have debit cards, yet lack access to ATMs. Such drivers are expected to contribute to the growth of ATMs in the rural regions
 "Biz of moving currency booming, with new revenue streams set to open up")
RBI calls meeting of all bank boards to discuss governance, supervisory
Ethics, supervisory expectations may also figure in May 29 meeting
 "RBI calls meeting of all bank boards to discuss governance, supervisory")
Bumpy ride ahead for green deposits with questions raised about workability
The RBI's framework for green deposits is well meant but raises many questions on its workability
 "Bumpy ride ahead for green deposits with questions raised about workability")
After Supreme Court's verdict, banking frauds in the eye of the beholder
The chain from detection to redressal is a long and tangled one
 "After Supreme Court's verdict, banking frauds in the eye of the beholder")
Fasten your seat belts: The switch to Fintech 2.0 has just begun
A shakeout among fintech firms is very likely, as the stress on governance and compliance is set to go up many notches
 "Fasten your seat belts: The switch to Fintech 2.0 has just begun")
Decoded: Life behind the ATM and how the cassette-swap mode will change it
Will the interchange fee after free transactions increase with the shift to cassette-swap mode?
 "Decoded: Life behind the ATM and how the cassette-swap mode will change it")
ATM cassette-swaps to start in June as cash refills go contactless
Move will align cash-handling business with global standards, clamp down on fakes, accounting discrepancies
 "ATM cassette-swaps to start in June as cash refills go contactless")
After Supreme Court's fraud tag verdict, responsibility now on banks
Borrowers - small and large - can now seek a relook at their cases
 "After Supreme Court's fraud tag verdict, responsibility now on banks")
Banking on a systems upgrade: What more could we expect going ahead
The cautionary tale from the Block Inc debacle is that increasing digitisation of retail financial services in India has raised the threat levels of frauds
 "Banking on a systems upgrade: What more could we expect going ahead")
Now boarding: Is India on the cusp of a tectonic shift in retail credit?
First-time customers are emerging as a huge catchment area for retail finance, but dangers lurk in the nooks and crannies
 "Now boarding: Is India on the cusp of a tectonic shift in retail credit?")
