If the finance ministry wants private investment to revive, it must make things easy for it and resist the temptation to go on spending just because it can
RBI may have sold around $1 bn, but experts see pace of intervention declining
The Dubai-based company has bought 26.48% stake in the turnkey solutions firm and has become its promoter
Moreover, as lenders will not deploy their own staff for such activity, their operation costs may go up, said experts
The dollar index traded above 113-levels for the first time since 2002 as deep tax cuts in the UK sent the sterling to a record low
In a Q&A, the firm's CEO asserts that the company is now professionally run and is focused on being IPO ready
S&P Global Ratings on Monday projected India's economic growth at 7.3 per cent in the current fiscal with downside risks and said inflation is likely to remain above RBI's upper tolerance threshold of 6 per cent till the end of 2022. In its Economic Outlook for Asia Pacific, S&P said India's growth next year will get support from domestic demand recovery after the coronavirus pandemic. "We have retained our India growth outlook at 7.3 per cent for the fiscal year 2022-2023 and 6.5 per cent for the next fiscal year, although we see the risks tilted to the downside," it said. Other agencies have cut India's GDP growth forecast amid higher inflation and rising policy interest rates. Earlier this month, Fitch Ratings slashed the growth estimate to 7 per cent for the current fiscal from 7.8 per cent pegged earlier. India Ratings & Research too had reduced its projections to 6.9 per cent from 7 per cent earlier. Asian Development Bank has cut the projection to 7 per cent from ...
A government official aware of the developments said the treatment for such bonds had to be different from that for the money raised through various types of cess
The demand for affordable housing finance is very high, but housing finance companies have not disbursed loans up to their potential, owing to a lack of awareness among customers about such firms
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Saturday said the rupee has "held back very well" when compared to other currencies against the US Dollar. The Reserve Bank and the Finance Ministry are keeping a very close watch over the developments, the finance minister told reporters after the domestic currency sunk to a lifetime low against the greenback. "If any one currency which has held its own and did not get into fluctuation or volatility as much as other currencies it is the Indian rupee. We have held back very well," she told reporters here on the final day of her three-day visit to Pune district which is a stronghold of NCP chief Sharad Pawar. She also asked a reporter to do a study on how the other currencies are behaving against the US dollar in the latest round of depreciation. According to experts, the latest round of depreciation is triggered by adverse global developments starting with the geopolitical tensions triggered by the Russian invasion of Ukraine earlier this ...
The name of the bank or NBFC on whose behalf the app lends should be mentioned on the former's website
The RBI action of barring M&M Financial from outsourcing recovery agents comes after the Harazibagh incident where a pregnant woman was mowed down to death
Rao says he doesn't foresee much flight of CASA money into term deposits as deposit rates are hiked
But a widening credit-deposit gap is a concern for lenders
The RBI has set three parameters for YES Bank before it can leave the reconstruction scheme
On August 8, the RBI had ordered cancellation of the banking licence of the ailing UCB from September 22. The high court will take up the matter on October 17
India's foreign exchange reserves fell for a seventh straight week, dropping to $545.652 bn in the week to Sept 16, its lowest level since Oct. 2, 2020
BofA expects the Reserve Bank of India to raise rates by 25-35 basis on Sept. 30 and reckons the policy rate will reach 6.5% by end-2023, much later than what some investors are expecting
The current spread is nearly 142 bps lower than the 10-year average spread of 518 bps, and 66 bps lower than the 20-year average spread of 442.3 bps
This is probably the first time the regulator has cracked down on lenders on recovery by coercive methods, which is typically a hallmark of outsourced recovery agents