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How Robert Hall & Michael Woodward's Nobel-winning insights reshape economic policy in times of crisisCentral banks have established a systematic approach to managing economic crises through coordinated policies. Scholars Robert Hall and Mic...- RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra flags rising financial risks, warns against complacency as West Asia conflict adds to inflation pressureSanjay Malhotra highlighted the need for vigilance regarding financial vulnerabilities at the Kautilya Economic Conclave. He emphasized tha...
- Bank of England sees growing risk that dangers from AI and debt will materialiseThe Bank of England has identified rising risks in the financial system linked to geopolitical factors and AI debt. Central bank officials ...
- India's growing Rs 100 crore club tells a bigger tax storyMore than five hundred taxpayers disclosed incomes exceeding one hundred crore rupees for the current fiscal year. This growth reflects ris...
- Not activating countercyclical capital buffer, says RBIThe Reserve Bank of India has decided not to activate the countercyclical capital buffer. This measure is not needed at this time. The buff...
- Not activating countercyclical capital buffer, says RBIReserve Bank of India will not activate the countercyclical capital buffer. The decision comes after reviewing relevant indicators. The fra...
- RBI will have to cut CRR to ease banking liquidity; Mahakumbh leads to significant cash withdrawals: SBI ReportThe Reserve Bank of India may need to cut the Cash Reserve Ratio to alleviate the current liquidity pressure in the banking sector, accordi...
- RBI may use CRR as a regulatory intervention tool rather than liquidity management tool: SBI ReportThe Reserve Bank of India may use the Cash Reserve Ratio more as a regulatory tool rather than just for liquidity management, according to ...
- Not activating counter-cyclical capital buffer, says RBIThe Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has decided against activating the countercyclical capital buffer (CCyB) due to its current circumstances. ...
- Not activating counter-cyclical capital buffer, says RBIThe framework on the countercyclical capital buffer (CCyB) was put in place by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in terms of guidelines in Fe...
- Reserve Bank of India announces steps to boost credit flow to real estate sectorAs per a notification issued by the RBI, new housing loans will attract a risk weight of 35 per cent where LTV is less than 80 per cent and...
- ADB triples financial aid to fight Covid-19 to USD 20 billion for its member nationsThe package expands ADB's $6.5 billion initial response announced on March 18, adding USD 13.5 billion in resources to help its developing ...
- RBI Policy: LTV relaxed, home loans to get cheaperFor loans above Rs 75 lakh, with LTV ratio of above 75%, risk weight is reduced by 25% to 50%. Standard asset provision for all individual ...
- RBI relaxes bad loans provisioning rules for banksFloating provisions are the amount that banks set aside that are above the mandatory provisioning requirement against bad loans established...
- RBI allows banks to use countercyclical buffer to fight NPAsRBI allowed banks to utilise up to one-third of the countercyclical provisioning buffer held by them during last fiscal to cover bad loans.
- RBI allows banks to use one-third of its counter-cyclical buffer to cover bad loansRBI allowed banks to utilise up to one-third of the countercyclical provisioning buffer held by them during last fiscal for making specific...
- Banks will have to implement dynamic provisioning regime from June-end, says RBIThe Reserve Bank today said banks will have to implement the dynamic provisioning regime from the end of June in a phased manner, and it wi...
- Sensible RelaxationRBI eases provisioning norm as bad loans are likely to rise but not alarmingly.
- Banks must build buffer in good timesA countercyclical capital framework will contribute to a more stable banking system that will help dampen, instead of amplify, economic and...
- Macmillan US to freeze pay hikesPublishing firm Macmillan US will be freezing salary hikes for its employees earning more than 50,000 dollars per month in the wake of econ...
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