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FIIs pull out massive Rs 20,637 crore in single day on Friday. What led to this sharp exit?Foreign portfolio investors offloaded Indian equities worth a net Rs 20,637 crore on Friday, marking one of the sharpest single-day selloff...- RBI rejects banks’ request to spread out Q4 treasury lossesThe RBI has declined banks’ request to stagger provisions for likely MTM losses in the March quarter. Banks had sought relief to cushion th...
- STT hike unlikely to rattle long-term foreign investors, may curb speculative trading: Ashishkumar ChauhanThe government's increased Securities Transaction Tax on derivatives aims to curb speculation and encourage long-term investing. While high...
- Hiring momentum builds ahead of IIT placementsTop Indian Institutes of Technology anticipate increased hiring for the Class of 2026. Despite global economic concerns, recruiter registra...
- IIT placement: Early signs of stronger recruiter appetite this yearDespite global economic uncertainties, India's top IITs anticipate a robust placement season for the Class of 2026. Early indicators reveal...
- Placement season starts with burst of big-ticket offers at old IITsAs final placements for 2024-25 start at old IITs, top compensation offers of over Rs 1 crore come from firms like Optiver, Da Vinci, and Q...
- RBI issues revised norms for classification, valuation of investment by banksThe Reserve Bank of India has introduced revised guidelines for banks to categorize their investments in alignment with global standards. T...
- Foreign banks' AFS exposure to long-term bonds at all-time highWhile a sharp increase in exposure to longer-dated bonds entailing greater risks could ordinarily be a matter of concern, the regulator isn...
- Banks face losses of up to 10% on long-dated G-Secs as yields rise"As per our analysis, if the losses are fully realised which is unlikely in our view on the held-to-maturity book, the range of impact on n...
- Banks stare at huge MTM losses as yields riseBanks are staring at significant mark-to-market losses in April-June quarter as some of them approached the Reserve Bank of India seeking a...
- As gilt yields rise, an RBI step from 2018 could be a blessing for banks' capital positionBond yields and prices move inversely and when prices decline, banks suffer marked-to-market losses which eat into capital and profitability
- RBI proposes new category for bank investmentsDebt instruments with fixed or determinable payments and fixed maturity with the intent of holding till maturity shall be classified under ...
- Up close & local: Wall Street’s algo big shots bet on IndiaHigh-frequency traders thrive in active markets with a wide set of participants and narrow bid-ask spreads. Typically, brokerages employ to...
- Treasury windfall can offset bad loan losses for banksAt 6.58 per cent, the benchmark yield has fallen to the lowest since September 11, 2017.
- How falling yields bring cheers for banksSince Friday’s Budget yield on the benchmark debt shed a further 16 basis points, taking the cumulative decline in FY20 to 75 bps.
- Banks prefer short-term bondsPvt banks moved more than 60% of bonds into less than 1-year tenure.
- RBI relaxes bond-loss provisions again; move to protect PSB marginsThe RBI has extended the lifeline to state-owned banks, which face a double-whammy of treasury and loan losses.
- How RBI aids banks to trim bond lossesThe RBI has extended the lifeline to state-owned banks, which face a double-whammy of treasury and loan losses.
- RBI allows banks lifeline to cut treasury lossesThe central bank has allowed banks to spread their mark-to-market losses in different categories.
- Bankers ask RBI to avoid rate hikes to manage liquidityBankers have urged the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to have a relook at the loan waiver scheme and look at alternate ways to curtail inflati...
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