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Credit guarantee scheme for MFIs still stuck in low gearBanks have received an aggregate loan demand of Rs 10,000-12,500 crore under the scheme, according to people familiar with the matter. Whil...- Karur Vysya has a four-pronged plan to move up to the next level: B Ramesh Babu, MD & CEOAfter a decade of downsizing the wholesale business, Karur Vysya now plans to reverse it by raising the corporate loan share to 20% in the ...
- For both the compulsive trader and careful investor: 25 stocks to watch if risk appetite returns; some with upside potential, some notIf the price of crude oil softens, Indian equities may again see a risk-on phase. Tariff concerns are no longer the central issue; the larg...
- No French, No civic test: France’s exam‑free Visiteur visa Indian HNIs are quietly using as a first step to EU residencyFrance's 2026 immigration reforms, including civic exams and language tests, have caused concern for many. However, the financially indepen...
- Choosing the right NPS annuity: Why expenses, behaviour, and risk tolerance matter for retirement incomeThe National Pension System's exit rule eased, allowing more flexibility with annuity purchases. Retirees must carefully decide how much to...
- Earnings vs signals: Q4 results may matter more than they lookThe March quarter earnings season arrives at an inflection point, with stable numbers masking underlying economic shifts. Escalation of the...
- NBFCs seek easing of LCR norms, propose graded haircuts for bonds; finance ministry asks RBI to review industry demandNBFCs have urged the finance ministry to replace flat LCR haircuts on lower-rated bonds with a graded system to boost liquidity and incenti...
- Indian lenders ask RBI to ease liquidity rules before policy meeting, sources sayIndian banks are asking the Reserve Bank of India for regulatory changes. They face a deposit shortfall and rising bond yields. Lenders wan...
- Bankers, check! RBI seeks information on impact of new LCR rulesThe Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has requested commercial banks to report the impact of the proposed stringent liquidity coverage ratio (LCR...
- Banks planning to ask RBI to delay April liquidity ruleIndia's major banks plan to request RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra to delay implementing new liquidity regulations set for April 1, arguing t...
- Proposed changes in LCR rules to slow credit growth: IcraBanks' liquidity coverage ratio (LCR) is set to decrease due to a rise in wholesale deposits and a decline in retail deposits, necessitatin...
- Bengaluru woman sues Apple for not repairing laptop after spilling coffeeA Bengaluru woman lost a legal case against Apple India after spilling coffee on her MacBook Pro and being denied repair coverage under App...
- HDFC-HDFC Bank merger: Regulatory changes pave way for unionThe Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has, over the past few years, been bringing the regulatory framework of banks and that of non-banks into cl...
- RBI tightens norms for housing finance cosThe Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has tightened norms for housing finance companies (HFCs), particularly those raising public deposits. In te...
- NBFCs now come under liquidity coverage rulesRBI has mandated NBFCs to monitor liquidity risk based on a “stock” approach to liquidity.
- Reserve bank moots checks and balances to tackle NBFC stressProposals such as mandatory investments in government bonds and maintenance of cash thresholds to help tide over liquidity issues.
- RBI revises liquidity measuring rules for Basel IIIThe Reserve Bank has revised certain rules on measuring liquidity for Basel III norms, providing exemption to branches of foreign banks fro...
- Norms to be eased to free up capital for banks to lend: RBIArundhati Bhattacharya said that banks are left with very little liquidity to lend after credit picks-up due to these ratios.
- RBI's liquidity coverage rule may adversely affect some banks: Moody’sThe analysis indicated that banks with strong retail deposit franchises and less dependence on short-term funding are in a better position.
- RBI may ease statutory liquidity ratio to meet Basel III requirementRBI has signalled that it may redefine the SLR for the purpose of calculating liquidity under the Basel III regulatory norms.
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