Customers can also choose to pay for this short loan in 3 easy EMIs without putting any pressure on their personal finances
We have never dealt with IL&FS, says Hooda
We are strong fundamentally, and extremely liquid to take care of our day-to-day operations, says Wadhawan
YES Bank's loan book has grown 42.4 per cent annually over the past two years
The tax department feels the bank has violated norms and under-paid the tax, while the bank feels the opposite
The report based on insights of customers and senior banking executives in over 40 countries
The bank's gross non-performing assets stood at 16.66%, while net NPA was at 8.45%
Inter-creditor agreement guidelines also protect interests of third-party and exclusive security holders
detection does not lead to punitive outcomes so that investment in detective vigilance does not guarantee the desired reduction in incidence of lapses, the RBI Governor argued
SBI has exposure of Rs 170 billion in these projects
According to State Bank of India group economist Soumyakanti Ghosh, the RBI can potentially pump in at least an additional $25 billion from its reserves to support the rupee
Shanti Lal Jain and Vikramaditya Singh Khichi have been appointed as executive directors in the Bank of Baroda initially for a period of three years
Kapoor earned the ire of the Reserve Bank of India by wrongly classifying loans he should have counted as nonperforming
However, Kumar said India needs to reduce the number of state-owned banks through consolidation for better management
The government announced a merger of the three entities earlier this week, which will create the country's third-biggest lender
Vijaya Bank assured employees that the service conditions 'will remain unaffected and staff benefits retained'
Moody's said Yes Bank will continue to outpace the industry in loan book growth, but added that while the capital buffers are adequate for now
Whether the merger constitutes meaningful reform at the present time is, however, open to question
The move to appoint five deputy managing directors from SBI is being seen as the government's effort to tap into the talent from the country's largest lender to help other banks
The recent announcement by the government to go in for an amalgamation of three public sector banks raises several legal/regulatory issues. Sudipto Dey explains the key implications