The Hindu Business Line : Monday, December 12, 2005

Bankers shuffle long-dated bonds
BONDS remained steady last week in lacklustre trading amid renewed pressure on international oil prices and concerns over a potential inflationary surge. Traders said some banks had started preparing their third quarter results which is ... More

PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS

Bank of India sees `no need for public issue'
WITH a capital adequacy ratio of 11.40 per cent and "enough headroom" for raising Tier-II capital, Bank of India does not see any need to go to the capital market for raising funds, although the option "is up my sleeve", according to the ... More

Sharp differences over merger
THE Chairman and Managing Director of Bank of India, Mr M. Balachandran, and a director of the bank, Mr V. Easwaran, disagreed with each other on the issue of consolidation in the banking industry. At a press conference of Bank of India, Mr ... More

SBH ATM at Nagarjunasagar
HYDERABAD: The Chief Minister, Dr Y. S. Rajasekhara Reddy, inaugurated the State Bank of Hyderabad's 335th automated teller machine at Nagarjunasagar on the occasion of the Golden Jubilee Anniversary of the Nagarjunasagar Dam on Sunday. ... More

PEOPLE

China's Central Bank Governor — Mover and shaker in China's financial system
TURNING to central bankers, in general, the world has come to regard Mr Alan Greenspan, America's central banker, as an economic statesman of global significance. His every move, every gesture was watched by markets ... More

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