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From Akshay Kumar to Sonakshi Sinha, Bollywood stars support the government's decision to appoint Big B as the face of 'Incredible India' c...

UAE Exchange would also have Nabeel Abdul Rahman as the new Vice Chairman on the board while Manghat has been elevated to the post of CEO. ...

In a statement, the company said the Board of Directors have unanimously appointed B R Shetty as the Chairman.

The focus on Make-in-India will set India off on a faster trajectory of growth opening up more avenues for NRIs to contribute to the nation...

UAE Exchange, a provider of remittance & forex services, is planning to launch multi-currency prepaid travel cards.

UAE Exchange has over 650 branches across 30 countries in five continents and has correspondent relationships with over 150 global banks.

UAE Exchange, a leading player in money transfer business, today said it was targetting USD 7.5 billion remittance business from India this...

Although official figures are not available, banking sources say that many Indian are seeking fresh personal loans and office advances in U...

With domestic interest rates hardening even as fixed income returns fall globally , there is a sudden spurt in remittances from non-residen...

The Gulf nations, which include Saudi Arabia, Oman, UAE, Bahrain, and Qatar, contribute 30% of India’s total remittances.

India is the largest recipient country of global and GCC remittances, accounting for roughly 50% of money transferred from the Gulf.

After four decades of unabated NRI remittances into the country, the funds inflow remains as strong as ever despite the downturn.

The good news is that there is no fall, and indeed a rise, in inward remittances to India, but the gloomy side is that in the years ahead, ...