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REGIONAL RURAL BANKS
Canara Bank-sponsored RRBs do Rs 5,370-cr biz
THE public sector Canara Bank today announced that the total business of the eight Regional Rural Banks (RRB) sponsored by it increased to Rs 5,370 crore from Rs 4,737 crore during the financial year ending 2004, recording a growth rate of 13.99 ... More

FOREX
Spurt in remittances in Kerala
KOCHI: Consequent on the exchange rate liberalisation of the early nineties, remittances to the country from abroad have spurted handsomely. Taking a case study of Kerala, the Centre for Development Studies, Thruvananthapuram, has shown ... More

DEBT MARKET
Debt market players cautiously optimistic
PLAYERS in the debt market were cautiously optimistic on Thursday, as the Indian National Congress emerged as the single largest party. The markets on Thursday though volatile ended at Wednesday's closing levels with the daunting prospect of a ... More

PRIVATE BANKS

  • Karnataka Bank office shifted in Mangalore

    PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS
    Andhra Bank targets Rs 46,000-cr business
    ANDHRA Bank has targeted a total business of Rs 46,000 crore for the current financial year, a growth of nearly 27 per cent over the Rs 36,324-crore posted for the financial year ended March 31, 2004. According to a bank release here on ... More

  • Canara Bank goes to campus

    CREDIT CARDS & DEBIT CARDS
    Citibank Olympic card
    MUMBAI: Citibank hasannounced the launch of the limited edition Citibank Visa 2004 Olympic Card which can help card holders go to Athens. Card members who take up the card before July 15, 2004 can enter a slogan contest which will give ... More

    Amex launches plan for mid-sized corporates
    AMERICAN Express has launched of a plan for mid-sized South-based companies that is designed to help them bring down travel and entertainment expenses. American Express's press release said the plan is called the corporate card programme. ... More


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