Banks are more confident to manage the process of mergers and amalgamation in the banking sector on the back of very effective consolidation in PSB space amid COVID pandemic in 2020, said bankers
At Business Standard BFSI Insight Summit 2025, a session titled 'Is it time to revisit the banking model?' brought together top bankers to discuss how industry must adapt to this evolving landscape
At BS BFSI Summit 2025, Setty discussed the slowdown in credit growth, the RBI's reforms, and the potential impact of allowing private sector professionals into public-sector banks
Super Typhoon Ragasa marks the biggest test yet for a change implemented last year by the Hong Kong stock exchange to keep trading open during severe weather
When targets are overwhelming, senior management and customers are both impatient, and there is constant fear, not every banker has the resilience to survive and thrive
Reserve Bank Deputy Governor Swaminathan J has rued a "lack of empathy" among bankers, even in the face of rising number of customer complaints around serious aspects like fraud. Speaking at an event of RBI-promoted NIBM (National Institute of Bank Management) on July 12, Swaminathan said there is "increasing automation but decreasing ownership", and customers have to contend with template emails and helplines loop back "endlessly". He made it clear that addressing these issues will be essential if bankers were to sustain people's trust in the system. The Reserve Bank's website published the speech on Tuesday. "The number of customer complaints -- especially through digital channels -- has risen significantly in recent years. From social engineering frauds to poor grievance redressal, the loss and frustration is real. Often, the problem is not the product or service, but, as I see it, the real issue is a lack of empathy," the commercial banker-turned-regulator said in his valedict
If someone is deemed unfit for the ED post, can that person be considered fit to be a general manager?
Customer service and excellence are buzzwords in the Indian financial system now. Both the government and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) are writing a new chapter in Indian banking
Should the resignation of senior bankers on moral grounds draw the curtains on mismanagement and accounting discrepancies?
High CD ratio, LCR norms, and possible increase in deposit insurance to weigh on banks' decisions
Follow the rule book, don't take any initiative, don't try to be innovative. With such vigilance shackles, will public sector banks ever be able to compete with private sector banks?
As headline inflation moves closer to RBI's target, and growth momentum remains elusive, a rate cut may be on the cards
It met economists on Thursday for pre-policy consultation; economists divided over change in stance
Given the sharp correction in equities and a drop in the flow of money to mutual funds, some banks have started seeing a return of depositors
Indian banks' loan growth has moderated for six straight months through December as the liquidity constraints forced lenders to focus on boosting deposits, instead of issuing credit
IFSCA, Sebi hold talks to boost bankers' presence and direct listing at IFSC
Economists are of the opinion that given the prevailing liquidity conditions, the RBI should prioritise liquidity management over rate cuts
The closed-door meetings and their details, which have not been reported previously, mark a strategic change for China after it framed rules for offshore fundraisings in March 2023, tightening
An FCNR (B) account lets customers maintain a fixed deposit in India in freely convertible foreign currencies for a tenure ranging from one to five years
The Reserve Bank of India's aggregate short foreign currency in forwards and futures position jumped three-fold to $49.2 billion from September to October, official data showed on Friday