![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Wednesday, November 19, 2003 |
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MONEY & BANKING FINANCIAL SERVICES KVB, ECGC in pact for bancassurance KARUR Vysya Bank (KVB) has tied up with the Export Credit Guarantee Corporation (ECGC) to sell ECGC's insurance products. ECGC is a public sector company that provides insurance for losses arising out of non-payment by overseas ... More
ECGC ties up with Bank of Rajasthan FOREX Perils of success IT'S an unusual situation for the Reserve Bank of India, the Government and the country. Forex reserves are plentiful, liquidity is abundant, interest rates are low and inflation seems to be in control. We are far from the perennial ... More
Rupee slips further; gilts recover HOUSING FINANCE Safer home: `Float over to fixed rate' WITH alluring home loan offers in the market, many bankers now advocate and would personally choose a fixed rate loan over a floating rate one. However, 90 per cent of the existing housing loans in India have been disbursed at floating rates ... More LIFE INSURANCE Kerala notifies decision on SLI membership THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The State Government has notified a decision, which seeks to deny issue of annual increment to those employees who have not enrolled themselves into the State Life Insurance (SLI) scheme within the prescribed time ... More GENERAL INSURANCE ICICI Lombard overseas travel cover for 71-85 ICICI Lombard General Insurance has introduced overseas travel cover for senior citizens aged between 71 years and 85 years under its Globetrotter Overseas Travel Insurance umbrella. The policy is aimed to meet the needs of approximately one ... More
National Insurance, BoI tie up PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS It's China ho for SBI STATE Bank of India is gearing up to flag off commercial banking operations in China shortly. Mr A.K. Purwar, Chairman, SBI, told Business Line that the bank had written to the Chinese Government for permission to upgrade its ... More FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS Dabhol: Banks, FIs ready to accept asset splitting DOMESTIC banks and financial institutions (FIs) have indicated that they were prepared to accept splitting of assets of the Enron-promoted Dabhol Power Company. Banking sources said, "If this is the issue holding up a settlement, we are ... More
IDBI shareholder withdraws suit on share allotment
NON-PERFORMING ASSETS APSFC to make final call on defaulters HAVING given more than enough time to its defaulters across the State, the Andhra Pradesh State Financial Corporation (APSFC) has now decided to make a final call. According to a senior APSFC official, the corporation has decided to go on a ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Top Stories In Focus Rising intolerance (The Hindu) Vaishnavaite Temples in Tamil Nadu (The Hindu) Saivite Temples in Tamil Nadu (The Hindu) A Tribute to Semmangudi (The Hindu) Organic farming In Chennai The Cable tangle Telecom Competition Oil PSUs: Disinvestment dilemma In Depth Swati CA In Kashmir Simple Economics Slowburn Tax Talk NRIs & Investment Avenues Corporate Governance Iraq Diary Looking back Nov. 9-Nov. 15 FII inflows, export earnings push forex reserves up $706 m Banks pin faith on grooming staff Monetary and Credit Policy Looking beyond the rate cuts Keep off unrated non-SLR papers, banks told Leave self-help groups to themselves |
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