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Current high margin, high NIM business can’t last; banks will need to learn to do things in a lean way: KV KamathKV Kamath emphasizes the need for correction in NIMs and a reduction in the cost-income ratio for banks to remain competitive and benefit b...- We are going to have larger and greener projects and larger funding for them: KV Kamath"Large parts of what we would see around us is going to go green. For example, ten years back, solar power was seen as something that we ne...
- We shouldn't be too worried about inflation as people have started questioning the accuracy of numbers: KV Kamath"The problem started around a year ago when inflation was raising its head and then the vast disruption due to the European situation occur...
- Low interest rate regime critical for survival of banks: KV KamathKV Kamath has pitched for a low interest regime, saying it is critical for survival of banks at this juncture.
- Initially most loans will be in local currency: KV Kamath, New Development Bank“In the first year. we have done five green projects just under billion dollars in each of our member countries.”
- New RBI bank norms a positive: KV Kamath, ICICI Bank'Going back to 2007-2008, these norms were part of the Raghuram Rajan Committee on financial sector reforms,' says Kamath.
- Narayana Murthy epitomises highest standards of corporate governance: KV Kamath, InfosysIt epitomises the highest standard of corporate governance with no conflict and allowing the baby of to be conceived, looked after, nurture...
- India well equipped to tackle any QE tapering by Fed: KV Kamath, InfosysWe are not an over-leveraged country. So the impact of QE2 on us is indirect in a way, says KV Kamath.
- As founders step aside, chairman-designate KV Kamath gets hands-on at Infosys“He has also been involved in account reviews and met with the HR and talent supply teams to understand key concerns", says another source.
- Budget 2014: Openness in terms of FDI a welcome step, says KV Kamath"On the tax side there are whole lot of things he touched upon which will be addressed and similarly there is openness of mind in terms of ...
- India needs to grow 8% to structurally solve twin deficit problem: KV Kamath, Chairman, ICICI Bank'There is a lot of scope to get things under control, if we exercise discipline,' says KV Kamath, Chairman, ICICI Bank.
- Gujarat development model worth replicating: KV KamathICICI Bank chairman KV Kamath said that the development model implemented by the Gujarat Chief Minister was something the whole country cou...
- Look beyond textbooks to undo the damage: KV KamathTextbooks were written when you did not have to deal on a real-time basis with several markets. So it is time to push them to the back of t...
- Infosys needs to innovate, recharge; Murthy’s return not linked to increased competition: KV Kamath"If the past is any indicator of what value he created, our expectation would be that he would take Infy back to be the bellwether that it ...
- Budget 2013 creates a feel-good atmosphere: KV Kamath, Chairman, Infosys"If industrialists do not do investments after this budget, they might have to re-look at their animal spirits."
- CRR cut a more direct signal than repo rate drop: KV Kamath"There are still more reforms to come, particularly clarifications about environment clearances, land issues etc. Once these are sorted out...
- India throwing up a different growth paradigm: KV Kamath, Chairman, ICICI BankIn an interview with ET Now, KV Kamath, Chairman, ICICI Bank, talks about the global economy and markets, with an emphasis on Indian market...
- Personality as Infosys chairman will be different from the image as a banker: KV KamathLooking at an economy growing at 11% or 12% with no slowdown yet, says KV Kamath, who's set to take over as chairman of Infosys.
- Conservative approach has saved Indian banks: KamathLauding the govt and the RBI for saving the day for India with conservative banking norms, ICICI Bank chairman KV Kamath said any further r...
- Foreign inflows to continue despite PN scareThe inflows continue to be strong inspite of attempts made to curtail the massive inflows and the rise in the rupee. Reader’s Take: Retail ...
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