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The deal will likely trigger an open offer, which LIC will make to IDBI Bank's shareholders
Various rounds of wage negotiations between banks and unions failed to make any headway
Journalists will be exempted from seeking the consent of individuals before collecting and reviewing their personal data to be used in a news report
The banks would need approval from the government for such a move
The government has asked for an additional 180 days to resolve these stressed assets that have a total capacity of 12,000 Mw
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu suggested an increase in deposit insurance cover to Rs 1.5 million in a letter to then finance minister Arun Jaitley in May
In August last year, the government had approved a framework for the merger of PSBs
He further said that the RBI has a nominee director on the management committee of PSBs
The proposed Bill has provisions for recognising central TUs by various government departments, at both the central and state levels
The Cabinet nod is required because the government's stake will be diluted below 51 per cent in IDBI Bank
Bankers will have to start making effort to resolve the assets before going to NCLT. If we start referring every issue to NCLT, it will also get clogged
A meeting of bankers will take place on how to revive it. Reforms have happened already, like implementation of the Real Estate Act
The bank's Board in its meeting considered letter from LIC expressing interest in acquiring 51 per cent controlling stake
The capital infusion will be a part of the Rs 2.11-trillion recapitalisation plan for public sector banks announced by the government last year.
The government owned 85.96 per cent in IDBI Bank at the end of June
Union minister of state for home affairs Hansraj Ahir writes letter to district magistrate of his constituency
LIC's name will be tagged to the lender's name as a part of rebranding
In MSP increases, the distributional benefits and the macro economic consequences are directly correlated, said CEA
The Centre is likely to push for debt restructuring and reform schemes to resolve issues plaguing private power producers
CBI's probe into the Rs 143 billion Nirav Modi-Mehul Choksi fraud hinges on the premise that the Delhi-based bank did not follow suggestions made by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) from time to time