![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Saturday, October 01, 2005 |
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MONEY & BANKING INSIGHT Tread warily on MFI loans; but spare a thought for rural poor MFIs have access to collateral free, soft interest loans that comes with almost no conditionalities on an unlimited scale today. The money mela of MFIs in the rural areas looks more than a trifle scary. More COURTS/LEGAL ISSUES HC voids AGM proceedings of Tamilnad Mercantile Bank THE Madras High Court has declared as null and void the entire proceedings of the last annual general meeting of the Tamilnad Mercantile Bank, held on December 24, 2004 in Tuticorin. The court, which heard a contempt petition filed by the ... More FOREX Current account balance turns negative again THE current account balance, which turned in a modest surplus in the quarter ended March 2005, has turned negative again. For the quarter ended June 2005, current account deficit was about $6.2 billion. Robust increases in both merchandise ... More
Forex reserves dips $4.3 b on currency devaluation HOUSING FINANCE Housing loans may be excluded from priority sector lending HOUSING loans may no longer be eligible to be considered under the category of priority sector lending by banks. A working group set up by the Reserve Bank of India to review the priority sector lending norms has excluded housing loans from ... More
HDFC property show begins in Hyderabad GENERAL INSURANCE Settle flood claims soon, says Deshmukh THE Maharashtra Chief Minister, Mr Vilasrao Deshmukh, has made an appeal to insurance companies to settle all the claims arising out of the recent floods in the State at the earliest. Mr Deshmukh said the State had suffered losses of about Rs ... More HUMAN RESOURCES `Trained manpower, big challenge for insurers' FINDING trained manpower could be a major challenge for the insurance industry in the coming days. According to Mr Rajendra Beri, CMD, New India Assurance and President, Insurance Institute of India, the institute would have to address, in the ... More PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS Banks told to work extra hours today THE Indian Banks Association has directed all public sector banks to remain open on Saturday for at least one hour more than the official timing to deal with public. The IBA missive comes a day after the Finance Minister, Mr P. Chidambaram had ... More
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