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Getting ready for Basel II

Paul Noronha

Risk management discussed: (From left) Mr Andrew Spindler, President & CEO, FSVC; Ms Shyamala Gopinath, Deputy Governor, RBI; Mr Alberto Alvarez, Partner, McKinsey & Co; Mr D. Ravishankar, MD, Risk Solutions, Standard & Poor’s, South Asia; and Mr S. Khasnobis, MD & CEO, ARCIL at a panel discussion on Emerging trends on "Managing capital & risk" at BANCON 2007 in Mumbai on Tuesday –

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‘No plan to raise Govt stake in PSBs’
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Kisan credit cards total 66.56 million
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New tech tools for rural banking
‘SME lending can be profitable’
Booth capturing!
RBI rules out sub-prime crisis happening here
Centurion Bank of Punjab open to acquisitions
Credit growth as we want it to be: Reddy
Getting ready for Basel II
HR has a new definition
Retired age can be 40!
Light takes from RBI's Governor
Host's pat for Reddy's quips
Arcil to raise Rs 1,000 cr
‘Banks sound in key financials’


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