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MONEY & BANKING LIFE INSURANCE: New premium likely to see less equity exposure Insurers to focus on debt schemes to cut ULIP pie. Kolkata, Nov. 4 From next fiscal, some life insurance companies are likely to cut down their stock market investments by 10 to 15 per cent in respect of new ... FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE: Banks’ profit growth moderates in Sept quarter Fallout of slowdown in lending, dip in margins and rise in provisions. After growing at a frenetic pace last quarter, banks have struggled to do an encore in the September quarter, as lending slowed, margins fell, and provisions rose. Advances ... GENERAL INSURANCE: Spate of calamities may compel insurers to hike premiums Large discounts seen weakening solvency margins. Banglore, Nov. 4 Faced with mounting losses from calamities, domestic insurers are poised to reverse all the large discounts of the last two years and ... FOREX: Rupee gains 35 paise The rupee gained by 35 paise against the dollar on Wednesday buoyed by the rally in the domestic equity markets and the dollar’s weakness against other Asian currencies. The domestic currency opened at 47.17 and strengthened to touch ... FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE: City Union Bank net rises 21.5% City Union Bank has reported a 21.51 per cent increase in net profit to Rs 45.85 crore for the quarter ended September 2009, against Rs 37.65 crore during the corresponding quarter of the earlier fiscal. Its interest income rose 21.5 per cent to ... SHORT TERM INSTRUMENTS: Call rate steady The inter-bank call rate ended at 3.20-3.3 per cent, against the previous close of 3.25-3.3. Under the liquidity adjustment facility conducted by the Reserve Bank of India, there were no bids in the one-day repo auction. In the reverse repo ... INTEREST RATES: Nabard trims rates on refinance The National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development has reduced interest rates on refinance for investment credit for lending made by rural financial institutions by 50 basis points. The revised interest rate is 8 per cent for commercial ... PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS: Indian Bank opens branches Indian Bank opened branches at Pumpwell and Bejai-Kapikad in Mangalore on Wednesday. A press release said here that these are 1,676th and 1,677th branches of the bank in the country. Mr A.S. Bhattacharya, Executive Director, and Mr G.N. ...
PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS:
State Bank of Hyderabad bags award
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