![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Friday, March 29, 2002 |
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MONEY & BANKING FOREX Rupee firm; gilts bullish Mumbai: THE rupee closed almost unchanged on Thursday at 48.7950/8050 to a dollar as compared to 48.80 previously, in a dull forex market. Dealers said that the demand and supply of dollars were equally matched with the State-run banks ... More HOUSING FINANCE SBI housing loans likely to be cheaper HOUSING finance and personal loans from SBI will become cheaper following the cut in PLR announced by the bank on Wednesday. Interest rates on loans of housing finance and other personal banking products of the bank are expected to fall by 50 ... More RBI & OTHER CENTRAL BANKS RBI to work extended hours HYDERABAD: The regional office of RBI at Hyderabad would remain open for full day on Saturday for the purpose of collection of Central Government duties and taxes. The extended hours would be limited for receipts only and the counters ... More
Banks to extend working hours
RBI move on soiled notes
PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS BoB cuts deposit rates; PLR unchanged BANK of Baroda today reduced its deposit rates by 25 basis points across various maturities. The bank has, however, left its prime lending rate (PLR) unchanged at 11 per cent. For deposits less than Rs 15 crore, for duration of 15-45 days the ... More
FOREIGN BANKS Citibank plans to trade in Govt securities AFTER establishing a foothold in the Indian banking and non-banking financial sector, the Citibank group is now all set to focus on the Government securities market and start trading in gilts. Citicorp Finance India Ltd (CFIL), a wholly-owned ... More FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS Sharp drop in FI disbursements THAT there is an economic slowdown is well known. But to grasp the gravity, take a look the dismal disbursement figures for the current fiscal of the All India Financial Institutions (comprising development banks, specialised financial ... More INTEREST RATES Govt inclined towards softer rates: Sinha THE Finance Minister, Mr Yashwant Sinha, has said that the Government will continue to maintain its bias towards a softer interest rate regime. Welcoming the 50 basis points cut in prime lending rate announced by State Bank of India (SBI), Mr ... More
Canara Bank cuts NRE, term deposit rates
BoB cuts deposit rates; PLR unchanged GOVT BONDS Greater Noida may float municipal bonds The authority is hoping to create a world-class city with infrastructure that might ultimately include an airport, an inland container depot and expressways connecting to the Capital and the Taj Mahal. More CORPORATE BONDS APSFC raises Rs 62 cr from bonds HYDERABAD: The Andhra Pradesh State Financial Corporation (APSFC) has announced that it has raised funds to the tune of Rs 61.90 crore by way of issue of SLR bonds for 2001-02. In a press release here on Thursday, APSFC said the bonds ... More CREDIT CARDS & DEBIT CARDS
Orange, StanChart card launchedMOBILE operator Hutchison Max Telecom Pvt Ltd and Standard Chartered Bank have launched their co-branded credit card called the `Orange Standard Chartered Visa Global Credit Card'. Announced with much fanfare with cricketer Sachin Tendulkar, ... More
HDFC Bank credit card in Bangalore MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS HC decision on ICICI, Bank merger on April 11 THE Mumbai High Court would pronounce its order on ICICI Ltd's application for approval to its scheme of amalgamation with ICICI Bank on April 11. The High Court Judge, Mr D.K. Deshmukh, who heard all the arguments on Thursday, said the court ... More
World Bank arm keen on picking stake in PSU insurance cos TRADE & LABOUR UNIONS BoB strike called off THE proposed strike called by various unions against Bank of Baroda has been called off. The strike was supposed to be held on March 30. All branches and offices of the bank will function normally on that date. Various associations were ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Depth Inside Kashmir Guide to derivatives US-64 Looking back Mar. 17-Mar. 23 Indian Bank recap may come with riders Will securitisation turn out to be a vibrant industry? Motor insurance set to rise sharply `No retrospective tax effect on discount bonds' PSU insurance cos fear cost escalation -- Embark on damage-limitation LIC to discontinue children's policy Restraint against joining proceedings in US -- Dabhol lenders get HC reprieve Gold exchange key to boost market: Reddy Pvt banks better PSBs in cost control Indian Bank tops in interest spread Govt focussed on NPA recovery, says Sinha Dabhol lenders may recall loans |
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