ECONOMY & NATION
Money & Banking
| 9/5/2013 @ 3:07pm
Cobrapost has alleged that RBI is acting as a protector, and not as a regulator or enforcer. The RBI is loath to admit that there exists a massive money laundering racket in our financial institutions across the board, because if it were to admit, it would strip the RBI of its halo as a 'one of the best banking regulators in the world', Cobrapost says More
How much longer can the FM, RBI ignore HSBC in India?
| 7/5/2013 @ 6:52pm
While the HSBC Holdings chairman Mr Flint, the board of directors, and CEO Mr Milne of HSBC India are unaffected, will they care about the lives they have ruined in India? More
HSBC, three DSAs fined Rs50,000 by consumer forum for harassment through telemarketing
| 6/5/2013 @ 4:13pm
Despite raising the issue of unwanted marketing calls to the HSBC’s highest authorities in India, Sinha continued to be harassed by telecallers on behalf of the lender. Finally, after over four years, a consumer forum found the Bank and its agents guilty and asked them to pay Rs50,000 More
February credit offtake lacklustre due to weakness in mid-corporate segment says Religare
| 6/5/2013 @ 3:42pm
While growth continues to be driven by large industries, trade services, NBFCs and retail, the mid-corporate segment is still exhibiting weak credit offtake, says Religare Capital Markets More
Securitisation tax to hit NBFCs?
| 6/5/2013 @ 11:00am
The growth of non-banking financial companies-NBFCs in India has piggybacked on using the priority sector norms of banks, through the securitisation route. If securitisation becomes difficult or costly, as is likely, it will affect the profits and growth of NBFCs. Are there options? More
Do we need a regulator for ‘unclaimed’ deposits?
| 3/5/2013 @ 10:50am
Besides real miscreants who collect deposits from public with the ulterior motive of cheating their ‘clientele’, the government and corporates too become indirect beneficiaries of accumulating “unclaimed deposits”. This is because money not paid back to the original depositors/ savers becomes surplus income or profit for them in due course More
Whistleblowers contradict RBI's clean chit to money laundering by banks
| 30/4/2013 @ 12:44pm
Whistleblowers provide details of how banks were using cooperative banks to launder money More
New banking licence or old banks with new names?
| 25/4/2013 @ 3:26pm
With some sixty days to go for the much hyped new banking licences, the recent news of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance expressing serious views that the guidelines may lead to corrupt practices, makes one wonder what these guys were doing so long More
Why RBI is still dragging its feet over polymer currency notes?
| 23/4/2013 @ 12:19pm
The central bank must clarify whether we have the necessary technology and equipment to mint these polymer notes within the country and announce the timeframe within which these notes would be launched into the financial system More
Dividend payout ratio of banks: Is there need for a change?
| 17/4/2013 @ 5:07pm
The finance ministry should have consulted the RBI, if at all it was necessary to modify the dividend payout ratio of PSBs for whatever reasons, to avoid the predicament being faced by the public sector banks now More
Infra, retail & agri continue to drive credit growth of banks in February
| 5/4/2013 @ 3:28pm
Bank credit increased at a slower rate by 14.4% in February on a year-on-year basis against an increase of 15.4% in February 2012. However, Nomura’s Equity Research states, “If we assume the same quantum of loan growth for March 2013 as was achieved during the same month last year, then we are likely to see a non-food credit growth of 13.8% for FY13F.” More
Should banks pay interest on current accounts as well?
| 2/4/2013 @ 1:04pm
Banks are not paying any interest on balances in current accounts. This has not only deprived banks deposits at cheaper rates but has also resulted in money from current accounts flowing into other markets and mutual funds More
Will the Post Office Bank be a boon or a bane?
| 1/4/2013 @ 2:13pm
The proposed post office bank can provide the much-needed basic banking facilities in a simple, friendly way to the illiterate and less literate people across the country. However, there is no definite answer whether the post office will shed its image and work culture to take on to professionally operated commercial banks More
FSLRC recommends holding company structure for banks
| 22/3/2013 @ 6:37pm
One of the key risks posed by the bank subsidiary model is that the parent bank is directly exposed to the functioning of various subsidiaries and any losses incurred by the subsidiaries inevitably affect the bank balance sheets. Such risks can be mitigated largely by the FHC structure, the Working Group of FSLRC says More
Does online payment system need more push from RBI by truncating cheques?
| 22/3/2013 @ 5:06pm
When online payments are expanding at a phenomenally high growth rate of 30% every year, does it need the “artificial push” from the banking regulator? And that too at the cost of the banking public, majority of which is still dependent on the chequebook system? More
| 21/3/2013 @ 7:28pm
To remove the propensity of cooperative banks to follow borrower-oriented policies rather than policies that protect the interests of the depositors, it is necessary to have new a organisational structure of the Board of Management and Board of Directors More
Lending rates are unlikely to fall, says Nomura
| 20/3/2013 @ 5:05pm
The cost of funding remains high for Indian banks, as deposits have lagged behind credit growth which curtails their ability to lower lending rates, says Nomura Global Economics Research More
Banks told to issue debit, credit cards with user’s photo
| 15/3/2013 @ 6:01pm
Banks have been advised by the RBI to also consider cards with PIN and signature laminated cards or any other advanced methods to prevent misuse of stolen cards More
Banks require your consent to raise fixed interest rate
| 14/3/2013 @ 12:26pm
Loans to industry continues to be weak
| 13/3/2013 @ 12:44pm
RBI released its sector-wise monthly loan data for January 2013 which reveals that non-collateralized loans (credit cards and personal loans) and vehicle loans were the best-performing segments More
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