'At sector level, large banks, both public-sector as well as private, need to increase their reach'
The contours of the proposal are like this: of an outstanding bank debt of Rs 1,650 crore, the upfront payment being offered is Rs 1,245 crore
There is no way that lenders can bypass established regulatory norms including the step of inviting counter bids under Swiss challenge method, they said
The compliance function would ensure strict observance of all statutory and regulatory requirements. UCBs with deposits of more than Rs 1,000 crore fall under Tier-3 & 4 categories
The finance minister said Indian banks have to plan for the Amrit Kaal. And for that, they have to become digitally savvy, especially the public sector ones
Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Friday urged banks to ensure that their systems speak to each other so that they are able to serve customers in a better way. The minister, while delivering the keynote address at the 75th annual meeting of the Indian Banks Association (IBA), said many a time customers are forced to transact with multiple lenders due to which it is important that the systems of one bank talks to that of other. She termed such a mechanism as an artificial wall erected by lenders to protect their turf. The finance minister also underlined the need for ensuring that banking personnel converse in the local language so that their customers are served better. Banks need to ensure that their systems speak to each other so that the common man banking with multiple lenders is not inconvenienced. Also, another key element of serving the customer better and more effectively is conversing in the local language, Sitharaman said. She also said it is essential that banks inv
A vostro account is opened by a domestic bank with a foreign correspondent bank to act as an agent for the domestic bank
Bank of Baroda has raised the interest rates on retail term deposits of below Rs 2 crore by up to 0.20 per cent. The new rates have come to effect from September 13, 2022. The one-year tenor domestic and NRO (Non-Resident Ordinary) term deposit will offer an interest of 5.50 per cent, up from 5.30 per cent earlier, the bank said on Wednesday. Deposits for above 400 days to 3 years will earn an interest of 5.50 per cent, up from 5.45 per cent. For above 3 years to 10 years, the new rate is 5.65 per cent, up by 0.15 per cent. For senior citizens, there will be a higher rate of interest for one-year deposits at 6 per cent from 5.80 per cent earlier. Likewise for other tenors applicable on resident senior citizens, the new rates will range in 6-6.65 per cent as against 5.95-6.50 per cent. Among others, the bank has also raised the interest on 'Baroda Tax Savings Term Deposit' for 5 to 10 years tenor to 5.65 per cent, up by 0.15 per cent. For senior citizens, the deposits will earn up
Issue of bonus and rights shares too will not require tax to be deducted under a section introduced in the Union Budget
Related entities acting as distributors account for a higher share of assets in such fund houses
Apart from long-term bonds, the market participants also requested the central bank to reduce issuance of floating-rate bonds and cap sizes of weekly primary auctions to Rs 30,000 crore
Banks, Auto, FMCG, Hospitals, Domestic Industrials, and Discretionary may continue to outperform the 'Export + Cyclical'-oriented themes
According to the action plan, once banks receive applications from corresponding banks, they have to undertake internal scrutiny and send it to the RBI for approval
Inflation has peaked, expect CPI at 5% in April-June, he says
RBI has taken several steps such as exempting banks from maintaining CRR and SLR on incremental NRE and FCNR (B) deposits, in order to attract dollars and protect the rupee
Moody's cut its forecast to 7.7%, from 8.8%, citing dampening economic momentum in the coming quarters on rising interest rates, uneven monsoon, and slowing global growth
Loan rates going up after central bank's rate-setting committee hiked benchmark policy rate by 50 basis points
China's $52 trillion banking industry is facing an increasingly difficult year, with its largest lenders cutting loan rates while bad debt is piling up amid a property crisis
Most Indian banks are falling behind customers' changing needs on their mobile apps, doing too little to help customers understand their spending and debts, a new report has revealed
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