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FSLRC has no role in latest IFC; modifications at behest of government: Justice B N SrikrishnaA proposal to dilute the powers of RBI in setting interest rates found its way into a draft of IFC at the behest of the government, said B ...- Removing RBI Governor's veto on rates not a FSLRC proposal: M Govinda RaoAn FSLRC member has said the draft bill seeking to clip RBI chief's veto in deciding interest rates does not reflect the views of the panel.
- IFC draft proposed by FSLRC does not represent government thinking, says Jayant SinhaThe draft IFC is a proposal put forth by FSLRC that has been submitted to the government. We are considering it, said Sinha.
- Budget 2015: Financial Code to be introduced in Parliament soon, says FM JaitleyThe code focuses on the formal process through which the legislative, executive and judicial functions take place in financial regulators.
- Raghuram Rajan changed his views after becoming RBI Governor: BN SrikrishnaHitting back at RBI Governor for his views on FSLRC recommendations, its Chairman B N Srikrishna today said Raghuram Rajan was once in favo...
- Government to soon implement many FSLRC recommendationsThe government will soon implement a large number of legislative and administrative recommendations of the Financial Sector Reforms Commiss...
- Narendra Modi seeks fast revamp of financial sector rules, wants report on implementation of FSLRC guidelinesFSLRC report has pitched for a complete overhaul of the financial sector, governed by as many as 60 Acts and multiple rules and regulations.
- Modified draft Indian Financial Code likely by mid-2015FSLRC, which submitted its report to the government in March last year, has also given a draft legislation Indian Financial Code.
- Bring more retail investors to market: Arun Jaitley to SebiTalking to reporters, Sebi Chairman U K Sinha said that the Finance Minister discussed and gave his ideas about the securities market.
- Budget 2014: Government to implement Indian Financial CodeIndian Financial Code, suggested by the Financial Sector Legislative Reforms Commission, lays out clear objectives for financial regulation...
- Government may give nod to unified financial agencyThe FSLRC, chaired by Justice BN Srikrishna, was commissioned by the previous UPA government and has recommended a unified regulator for th...
- Super regulator may become reality; roadmap on Financial Sector Legislative Reforms Commission soonThe FSLRC was commissioned by the previous UPA government and has recommended a unified regulator for the financial sector.
- Raghuram Rajan is stonewalling reform by disagreeing on judicial review of regulatory decisionsOrders passed by Sebi have showed a marked improvement once the SAT started reviewing them. RBI would similarly benefit from judicial revie...
- FSLRC suggestions on regulators scope 'schizophrenic': Raghuram RajanReserve Bank of India Governor Raghuram Rajan today trashed the much talked about Financial Sector Legislative Reforms Commission.
- RBI sets up committee on capacity & skill buildingThe Committee has been formed after recommendations of the Financial Sector Legislative Reforms Commission (FSLRC) report on enhancing skil...
- IRDA sets up 9-member panel to review FSLRC recommendationsThe committee will also examine the extant legislative and regulatory framework in compliance 14 non-legislative recommendations (NLRs), IR...
- Non-legislative suggestions of FSLRC can be implemented: UK SinhaThe Financial Sector Legislative Reforms Commission (FSLRC) has recommended sweeping changes to the way financial sector is regulated in th...
- RBI to implement FSLRC suggestions on consumer protectionThe RBI will examine its own public-facing services and institute time-bound response guidelines where feasible and not already in place.
- FM P Chidambaram for plugging regulatory gaps in financial sectorFinance Minister P Chidambaram today said there are regulatory gaps and efforts are being made to frame a new law to oversee financial sect...
- The law that can kill Ponzis once & for allThe government is forced to step in with a relief package. But if it is business as usual after this, another Saradha will soon emerge.
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