Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, December 05, 2005
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Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, December 05, 2005 |
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MONEY & BANKING INSIGHT 
Trend and Progress of Banking in India 2005-05 — Towards greater stability and growthThe RBI's latest Report on Trend and Progress of Banking in India describes, with greater clarity than its previous editions, the achievements and weaknesses in the banking system. Ranging from non-food credit and parameters such as the credit-GDP ra tio, and agricultural lending, to the policy on NBFCs, the Report testifies to the significant advances made by the financial system in its twin objectives of stability and growth, says S. Venkitaramanan. More INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Money in the rules Following rules saves you trouble. Banks too see the wisdom of following norms such as those specified under Basel-II and Sarbanes Oxley, though it means massive investments in IT. eWorld sounds out tech companies on the `compliance' opportun ity. More HOUSING FINANCE UTI Bank Gruha Utsav in Hyderabad HYDERABAD: UTI Bank Ltd, hosted a three-day property show-cum-housing mela in Hyderabad titled UTI Bank Gruha Utsav at Jaya Gardens between December 2-4. Apart from showcasing some of the premier construction companies and their ... More GENERAL INSURANCE 
Crop cover: Satellite images to assess claim payoutsREMOTE sensing technology has now made its way to crop insurance. The Agriculture Insurance Company (AIC) will, for the first time in India, be using satellite images to capture crop vigor (biomass) and assess claim payouts to farmers. Mr ... More
`Ambattur SSIs may be caught without flood insurance' DEBT MARKET 
Bonds remain firm on softening crude ratesBONDS remained steady last week powered by a liquidity build-up and softening oil prices in the international market. Bankers said that what had prevented bonds from rising was the large foreign currency purchases by oil companies. Traders ... More NON-PERFORMING ASSETS 
Banks gear up to curb education loan defaults — Notations on mark sheets, bar-coding passports likelyPLANNING to get an education loan from a public sector bank? Be prepared to hand over your original mark-sheet to the lender or to have your passport embossed with a bar code that could help lenders track you down if you default on ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Focus FDI in retail sector Indian Aviation: Sky is the limit India Inc's bonus bonanza Sethusamudram Canal Project India Inc's overseas acquisition
In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics Tax Talk
Looking back Nov. 27-Dec. 3 LIC `group cover' business up 9 pc despite FBT LIC welcomes FDI in insurance biz Bank credit up by Rs 15, 832 crore Discounts on NPA take-outs falling Canara Bank open to M&As Time to take a leaf out of China's books Hefty flood claims, higher reinsurance rates — Private insurers set to hike tariffs `Consumer finance a major growth area' Passport not must to encash forex up to $500 Eyes stake in Allahabad Bank-promoted venture — Karnataka Bank gears for insurance foray BSE scores over NSE in ICICI Bank issue Toyota offers 1% interest on loans for Innova buyers |
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