![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Tuesday, November 18, 2003 |
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MONEY & BANKING INSIGHT Do poor have space in bankers' schemes? IN 1972, the Government and the RBI worked out a differential rate of interest (DRI) scheme to proffer funds to the poor at low interest rates of 4 per cent. The RBI Report on Trends and Progress of Banking in India, 2002-03, is eloquent ... More FOREX Rupee down by 12 paise; gilts slide MUMBAI: With demand overpowering supplies of the greenback for a change, the rupee dipped by 12 paise to end Monday at 45.54/56 against the dollar. On Friday, the domestic currency had ended the day at 45.42. This level was last seen ... More FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE Indian Bank net up at Rs 116 cr in first half BUOYED by a growth in recoveries, Indian Bank has posted a higher net profit of Rs 116.91 crore for the first half of the current year compared to Rs 72.65 crore in the same period last year. Recoveries were up at Rs 132 crore against Rs 100 ... More HOUSING FINANCE Special offer from Can Fin Homes CAN Fin Homes Ltd, the housing finance subsidiary of the public sector Canara Bank, has worked out a special offer package for housing loans. According to a Can Fin release, the offer, which lasts till this year end, would offer an interest ... More GENERAL INSURANCE `Bogus claims' before Motor Accidents Claims Tribunal TN Govt directed to probe incidences THE Madras High Court has directed the Tamil Nadu Government to form a central agency, headed by the Deputy Inspector General of Police, CBCID, Chennai, to probe the "ongoing racket'' in preferring "bogus claims'' before the Motor Accidents ... More CREDIT RATING S&P affirms `BB' rating for Tata Power STANDARD & Poor's Ratings Services today affirmed its `BB' long-term foreign currency ratings on Tata Power Co Ltd, as the company's credit quality has remained within the current rating parameters. The outlook is negative. "One of the main ... More RBI & OTHER CENTRAL BANKS Guard against rate risk, RBI tells banks THE RBI has cautioned banks against the looming threat of an "interest rate risk", as they hold sovereign paper well above the 25 per cent statutory requirement. In its Report on the Trends and Progress of Banking in India, 2002-03, the central ... More
RBI projects 7% growth
RBI keeps options open on cash reserve ratio
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Govt seeks higher payout from public sector banksTHE Government has set its sights on the large treasury profits generated by the public sector banks and asked them to make interim dividend payments. Highly-placed banking sources said that the PSU banks were told to alternatively to increase ... More INTEREST RATES RBI cautions banks on interest rate risks The central bank has told public sector banks, that in future, their profitability would depend on their ability to generate greater non-interest income and control operating expenses. More NON-PERFORMING ASSETS
Banks recover Rs 499 cr via ActPUBLIC sector banks have recovered Rs 499.20 crore from 9,946 cases, under the Securtisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest Act. Banks had issued 33,736 notices for an outstanding amount of Rs ... More
SBI seizes properties of loan defaulters in Erode EVENTS Microsoft, key sponsor of Bank.net 2003 meet THE Bank.net 2003 conference and exhibition is being organised from November 20 to 21 in Mumbai to showcase the growing usage of technological innovations and to project the banking industry's e-readiness profile. The key highlight of the event ... More PERFORMANCE First quarter show improves on tight spending, lower interest THE first quarter of 2003-04 has seen significant improvement in the performance of scheduled commercial banks over the corresponding period of the previous year despite higher provisioning thanks to containing of expenses and interest. The net ... More TRENDS Treasury gains, major source of banks' income THE contribution of interest income on investments has climbed up to 36 per cent of total income in 2002-03 while the core income of banks, the interest/discount earned on advances/bills, has slid down to below 40 per cent. At the system ... More
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