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CREDIT MARKET: Study loans: Banks may tweak repayment terms
IBA’s bid to help borrowers cope with slowdown. Mumbai, May 10 Banks are considering tweaking the repayment terms of education loans to help hard-pressed borrowers cope with the current cycle of economic ...

DEBT MARKET: Bonds ease on profit-booking
Pricing at open market operations prompts traders to push up yields. Bangalore, May 10 Bonds eased their rallying trend as traders booked profits ahead of the national election results though banks remained awash with ...

INTERVIEW: ‘The economic correction in Asia is going to be shorter than in the West’
Constraints on India’s economic growth more to do with fundamentals: StanChart CEO. Chennai, May 10 Mr Peter Sands, Group CEO, Standard Chartered Bank, has a strong India connection (His mother was born in India and went to school in ...

SOCIETY & DEVELOPMENT: Corporation Bank initiative
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FINANCIAL MARKETS: US: Stakeholders rush to protect their interests
Stakeholder is one of those warm and fuzzy terms. It softens the image of the stockholder who has been made to sound like a rapacious capitalist looking for high returns while squeezing labour. A stakeholder, on the other hand, defines a ...

PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS: SBI: Rise in other income, lesser provisioning boost growth
BL Research Bureau State Bank of India’s better-than-expected results helped improve its Return on Equity (RoE) by 2 percentage points to 15.74 per cent in a year and its Return on Assets (ROA) improved a shade from 1.01 per cent to ...

OUTLOOK: BoI targets Rs 4-lakh cr biz
Bank of India is targeting a business mix of Rs 4,00,000 crore by the end of the current financial year. BoI is looking at a 20 per cent growth in deposits and 22 per cent growth in advances, a press release issued by bank said. The thrust ...





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