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Forex reserves drop by $278 m
THE country's foreign exchange reserves dropped marginally by $278 million for the week ended September 9 due to currency revaluation. According to Reserve Bank of India's Weekly Statistical Supplement, total foreign exchange reserves ... More

CONSUMER FINANCE


HSBC's offers on the Kinetic
HSBC has come out with a slew of offers on the Kinetic range of two-wheelers. HSBC's credit card holders can avail themselves of a discount of up to Rs 3,500 on the ex-showroom price of all Kinetic two-wheelers by opting for a finance scheme. ... More

LIFE INSURANCE


ING Vysya Life, Nainital Bank tie up
NEW DELHI: ING Vysya Life Insurance Co Ltd has tied up with Nainital Bank for the distribution of life products to customers of the bank. The referral agreement was inked here between Mr Kshitij Jain, Director, ING Vysya Life, and Dr ... More

GENERAL INSURANCE


Oriental Insurance bags Paramount Airways deal
ORIENTAL Insurance Company Ltd has negotiated and clinched a deal to insure the aircraft of Coimbatore-based Paramount Airways. The Oriental Divisional Manager, Mr C. Kumar, said the four public sector general insurance companies and Bajaj ... More

PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS


Tracing a financial legacy
PRINCE Dwarkanath Tagore, a pioneer of Indian industry, did business with it. A Governor-General actually wrote a complimentary note, when a deal fell through, because the bank took a strong view of a few annas that went missing. It firmly ... More

CREDIT MARKET


Bank credit up Rs 9,801 cr
MUMBAI: Gross bank credit increased by Rs 9,801 crore for the fortnight ended September 2 to touch Rs 12,10,750 crore, according to the Reserve Bank of India's Weekly Statistical Supplement. This is inclusive of food credit, which ... More

SHORT TERM INSTRUMENTS


RBI plans to raise Rs 4,500 cr thro' T-Bills
THE Reserve Bank of India has proposed to raise Rs 4,500 crore through the auction of 91-day and 182-day Treasury Bills, under the Market Stabilisation Scheme, said an RBI press release. Of this Rs 3,500 crore would be raised through the ... More

TRADE & LABOUR UNIONS


All-India bank strike on Sept 29
BANK employees across the country will go on a one-day strike on September 29, to protest privatisation of public sector banks, entry of foreign direct investment in core sectors, attacks on trade union rights of workers and for more employment ... More

CO-OPERATIVES


Weak co-operative banks in Karnataka — RBI plans mergers, non-disruptive exits
For co-operative banks identified as viable, the RBI will prepare a revival plan, which includes setting milestones for their turnaround. More



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