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Rupee weakens; gilts improve
MUMBAI: With the Reserve Bank of India barring overseas corporate bodies from investing in India on Tuesday, sentiment was down in the financial markets. The rupee closed 6 paise lower at 45.95/96 against the dollar, down from Tuesday's ... More

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY


BPM is new mantra for banks, insurers
"Business process management has become to a bank what an assembly line is to an automobile factory". More

HOUSING FINANCE


Banks differ with RBI on housing loans
DISAGREEMENT is brewing among the banking family over housing issues. While the patriarch - the Reserve Bank of India - has expressed worry over the mad rush by banks to extend home loans through severe undercutting of interest rates, not ... More

LIFE INSURANCE


HDFC Standard to raise capital by Rs 75 crore
HDFC Standard Life Insurance expects to raise its capital by another Rs 75 crore in the current financial year. Last year, the promoters brought in an additional capital of Rs 50 crore, which took the company's equity from Rs 168 crore to Rs 218 ... More

GENERAL INSURANCE


SC ruling may hit divestment of insurance cos
THE Supreme Court (SC) judgment on Tuesday on the divestment of Government equity in the oil PSUS is likely to impact the proposed equity dilution of the four private sector general insurance companies in the country. The SC, in its ... More

PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS


IOB to `reward' investors
THE Chairman and Managing Director of Indian Overseas Bank (IOB), Mr S.C. Gupta, has said that the bank would suitably reward investors for the "faith they have reposed in us". In a post-public issue conference, he said that last year the bank ... More

FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS


`Infrastructure financiers must do better homework'
WHICH two countries are being increasingly disliked by investors from abroad? South Korea and India, thanks to potential risks due to the disputes with their neighbours. While South Korea's bickering with its northern neighbour made investors ... More

INTEREST RATES


Rates must be same for NBFCs, banks for NRE deposits: RBI
THE RBI has said that interest rates on NRE deposits taken by non-banking finance companies should be the same as applicable to scheduled commercial banks. Interest rates on such deposits should not exceed 100 basis points above the LIBOR/SWAP ... More

TRENDS


Kerala: Banks urged to be liberal in offering loans to SSIs
THE Kerala State Small Industries Association has suggested that banks should expand its lending activities to small and medium enterprises more liberally. Banks should institute sound and robust risk management practices. No financial ... More
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