Private banks and non-bank lenders have grown their personal loan books aggressively but reported an increase in bad loans in the six months through December
RBI data suggest that during the tightening period, the transmission on fresh deposits and loans was higher for state-owned banks than for private sector banks
Banking sources said the group is exploring the prospect of issuing debentures
Extent of NIM compression will depend on further rate cuts
The consumer price index (CPI) has extensive relevance in people's daily lives. Periodic review of CPI composition and weights assigned will keep it robust and relevant
He said the asset liability committee of the bank will meet this week and the external benchmark linked loans would be reduced from this month itself
NaBFID Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Rajkiran Rai G has said it is planning to raise Rs 30,000 crore during the ongoing quarter for funding infrastructure projects in the country. "We were expected to touch Rs 1 lakh crore of (loan) sanction this year (FY25)... we are very close to that, and we will be crossing that target this year," he told PTI in an interview. On the disbursement side, he said, "We are expected to disburse about Rs 60,000 crore this financial year. That target seems a bit challenging because of documentation and other processing." In the infrastructure segment, there is always a gap between sanction and disbursement. National Bank for Financing Infrastructure and Development (NaBFID) raised about Rs 5,000 crore via a 15-year paper. "We are continuously raising money, but it will be linked to disbursements. We may raise up to Rs 30,000 crore this quarter, depending on the requirement," he said. NaBFID, set up in 2021, is a specialised developmen
The government on Friday said so far the RBI has permitted 123 correspondent banks from 30 trading partner countries to open 156 Special Rupee Vostro Accounts (SRVAs) with 26 banks in India to promote bilateral trade in local currencies. The RBI has also entered into local currency settlement system arrangements with select trade partner countries like the UAE, Indonesia and Maldives for encouraging settlement of cross-border trade in rupee and the local bank of the partner country, Minister of State For Commerce and Industry Jitin Prasada said in a written reply to the Rajya Sabha. "As on date, RBI has permitted 123 Correspondent banks from 30 trading partner countries for opening of total 156 SRVAs with 26 AD (authorised deal) banks in India," he said. The government in consultation with the RBI, has taken several steps towards increasing the availability and acceptability of the domestic currency and use of other local currencies for cross-border transactions. This would enable
The RBI on Friday said non-bank brokers registered with market-regulator Sebi can directly access NDS-OM, an electronic trading platform for secondary market transactions in government securities, on behalf of their clients. Access to Negotiated Dealing System Order Matching (NDS-OM), at present is available to regulated entities and to the clients of banks and standalone primary dealers. "With a view to widening access, it has been decided that non-bank brokers registered with SEBI can directly access NDS-OM, on behalf of their clients," the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) said. Sebi registered brokers may access NDS-OM subject to the regulations and conditions laid down by the Reserve Bank in this regard. Meanwhile, the RBI announced the setting up of a nine-member working group on 'Comprehensive review of trading and settlement timings of markets regulated by the Reserve Bank'. The panel, headed by RBI Executive Director Radha Shyam Ratho, will undertake a comprehensive review of
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) announced the launch of two domains: '.bank.in' for all Indian banks and 'fin.in' for NBFCs
Demands include fresh recruitment at all levels and a five-day work week, says umbrella group of unions
Balasubramanian, a seasoned banker, has worked in multiple markets, covering clients across major industries and geographies in India
The country's largest lender could have a call option at the end of either five years or 10 years on the issue
PNB's asset quality has improved over the last two years, after a debilitating corporate bad loan cycle between 2011 and 2019
The data showed that banks' credit increased by 12.4 per cent year-on-year last month, slower than the 15.6 per cent rise in December 2023
Among the most-watched moves pertaining to the banking sector will be possible changes to the RBI Act, the Banking Regulation Act and the Banking Companies Act
One major benefit of becoming a universal bank is that public perception will change
The economy is very strong and on sound footing and we, as banks, typically mirror the economy
How lenders are balancing growth and governance to empower ambitions of 'Viksit Bharat'
"There are significant upside risks to inflation from geopolitical conflicts, geoeconomic fragmentation, climate-related concerns, and commodity prices going up"