The Hindu Business Line : Monday, December 16, 2002

Insurance cos offload high-coupon securities
BOND markets remained subdued during last week due to the liquidity mopping-up operations while the undertone of the market remained firm. The ten-year yield to maturity (YTM) on a weighted average basis ended the week at 6.40 per cent, up from ... More

PRIVATE BANKS

No change in BOBL capital structure

FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

Lenders seek to shut BIFR door against defaulters
BANKS and financial institutions (FIs) are opening up a new front in their offensive against defaulters. Lenders are now busy joining hands to drill a hole in Board for Industrial and Financial Reconstruction (BIFR) umbrella that for long was ... More

NON-PERFORMING ASSETS

Govt kitty set to swell as banks recover NPAs
HERE is a reason for the taxman to smile this year. Corporate tax receipts from the banks and financial institutions sector are expected to show a hefty increase this fiscal. One of the major reasons why banks are likely to pay large taxes is ... More

Karur Vysya seizes properties in 8 cases
IN a swift turn of events, Karur Vysya Bank has taken possession of properties in 8 cases, all of them residential, as per the provisions conferred on the banks by the Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of ... More

Need for RBI observer in Lok Adalats

MCCI welcomes Securitisation Act

NEW PRODUCTS & SERVICES

Indian Bank's `Power Account'

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Lenders seek to shut BIFR door against defaulters

Jt venture issue blown out of proportion: NDDB chief

Ascon survey shows rise in industrial output

Divestment panel draws roadmap for TCIL — `Merge Semiconductor Complex with a PSU'

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