Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Thursday, July 14, 2005
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MONEY & BANKING FOREX Rupee steady; gilts lacklustre MUMBAI: The rupee market was dull with no triggers to cause strong movement in either direction. Trading was listless as dollar inflows matched outflows, said dealers. The rupee opened at 43.51 today, touched a low of 43.53 in intra-day ... More STOCKS 
Union Bank stock returns 124 pcUNION Bank of India acquired number one position in terms of returns to investors in the banking stocks in 2004-05 by giving them a reward of 124 per cent followed by UTI Bank (62 per cent) and HDFC Bank (45 per cent), an Associated Chamber of ... More LIFE INSURANCE MetLife in tie up with Apna Bazar MetLife India Insurance and Apna Bazar have announced the launch of `Apna Life', a Group Life insurance cover extended to the customers of Apna Bazar. This product will be available to customers who fulfil certain criteria. On the purchase of ... More GENERAL INSURANCE PSU insurers, hospitals agree on `package deal pricing' — Move to check overcharging of services "There should be complete transparency between the insurance companies, the TPAs as well as healthcare providers." More
Motor third party liabilities — PSU insurers want pvt sector to share losses
`Underwriting discipline, challenge for insurers' PRIVATE BANKS Karnataka Bank RTGS facility for customers KARNATAKA Bank Ltd will introduce `Money Quick' - a funds transfer facility under Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGS) system - from July 15. A bank release said here on Wednesday that the customers at its 280 offices could avail themselves ... More PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS Canara Bank educational loans THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The Chairman of Canara Bank, Mr M.B.N. Rao, will be the chief guest at a special educational loan fair here on Friday. An official spokesman said that educational loans would be disbursed to over 500 students from ... More SHORT TERM INSTRUMENTS 91-day T-bill bids fall below sale amount THE auction of the 91-day treasury bill on Wednesday received bids for less than the notified amount and not all the bids were accepted. The 182-day treasury received bids for the notified amount and again, all the bids were not accepted, ... More ALLIANCES & JOINT VENTURES BoB, SIDBI sign co-financing pact BANK of Baroda (BoB) and Small Industries Development Bank (SIDBI) of India have signed an MoU for co-financing of projects in the SME sector and infrastructure projects, according to a bank release. Under this arrangement, the two banks will ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Looking back Jul. 3-Jul. 9 Banks asked to adopt policy for risk exposure to real estate sector Banks see rise in revenue from cross-selling retail products Rupee against dollar — It's fundamentals versus sentiment Forex reserves enough to meet 14 months' imports Banks find NPA recovery more gainful than sale to ARCs Banks getting finer rates on overseas loans |
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