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RBI's Covid relief: Good move, but late, says health care industry

While some companies said they were open to borrowing, others felt their working capital cycle was comfortable

RBI's relief: Hit by second Covid wave, MSMEs call for more support

According to them, measures such as revisiting classification of bad loans and clearing pending dues from government agencies are also required

Bond bulls bring down 10-year yield below 6% for first time since Feb 12

This was after the RBI assured the market of ample liquidity and another round of secondary market purchase of Rs 35,000 crore

RBI's Covid relief: SFB loans to MFIs get priority sector status

Special liquidity for SFBs to help low-income groups, say experts

Covid-19 second wave: Should you avail of RBI's relief on loan repayment?

If you opt for restructuring, your interest cost will rise and there could be other charges

RBI running key ops from a 250-member-strong quarantine centre: Governor

Reserve Bank is running some of its key operations from a 250-member-strong quarantine centre -- a souped-down version of war-room it had set up in mid-March last year, says Governor Shaktikanta Das

RBI rejigs portfolios after T Rabi Sankar's appointment as deputy governor

Sankar succeeded BP Kanungo, who retired on April 2 after getting a one-year extension in his position

RBI imposes a Rs 3-cr penalty on ICICI Bank for violating prudential norms

The central bank said it found contravention of norms in the matter of 'shifting of securities from one category to another'

Covid second wave: MSMEs need help again but not the way govt did last time

While players in the financial ecosystem are opening up to the idea of receivables funding for the sector, this market needs a regulator, which a Parliament panel feels only RBI can provide

Second wave of coronavirus pandemic: What RBI can do to help

Unless the Reserve Bank comes forward and helps banks to handhold the MSME borrowers, bad loans will swell in the September quarter

Govt mulls more Covid relief measures for businesses amid second wave

The Centre and the RBI are exploring options for businesses hit hard by the second wave

Retail digital payments saw strong growth in FY21 over a year earlier

Data from RBI suggest there was a slowdown in wholesale transaction value, but volume growth withstood the pandemic

NBFCs seek fresh debt recast as Covid-19 second wave wreaks havoc

Those who had availed themselves of the recast earlier should get a second chance, the Finance Industry Development Council said in a letter to the RBI

Need new well-capitalised asset-reconstruction companies, says RBI study

Notwithstanding the increase in the number of ARCs over time, there has been a concentration in the industry in terms of AUM and the security receipts issued

Resurgence of pandemic may bring back inflation pressure, says RBI

Pandemic protocols, speedier vaccination, ramping up health care capacity, and remaining resolutely focused on a post pandemic future is the way forward, state-of-economy report says

RBI turns net seller of US dollars in February, sells $1.219 billion

The Reserve Bank turned net seller of the US dollar in February 2021, offloading $1.219 billion in the spot market, RBI data showed on Monday

Govt to bear interest on interest for small borrowers during moratorium

Any individual whose loan amount is less than Rs 2 crore will be eligible for waiver of the compounding of interest.

Unlock BFSI 2.0: Banks' extreme risk aversion self-defeating, says RBI Guv

What is desirable is focus on governance, focus on risk management, focus on quality of decision making and building up resilience, according to RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das

RBI still has enough firepower left to handle the situation: Governor Das

There would be a very careful recalibration of emergency measures once an end to Covid-19 was in sight, RBI Shaktikanta Das said while delivering the keynote address at the BS Unlock BFSI 2.0 webinar

HNIs, family offices buy corporate bonds at high yields, reap benefits

The yields of some prominent companies are still at very high levels and high net-worth individuals and family offices, who are lapping up these bonds at very attractive rates, are reaping the benefit