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   MONEY & BANKING
Thursday, November 01, 2001 
GE Cap, Citicorp in race for picking strategic stake in Tata Finance
  In a move that will alter the landscape for fully homegrown non-banking finance companies, GE Capital and Citicorp are seen as the front-runners to pick up a strategic stake in Tata Finance even as the company is to undergo a capital restructuring and complete review of its business lines.
IDBI Bank posts Q2 net profit at Rs 14.7 crore
  IDBI Bank, the banking arm of the Industrial Development Bank of India, has reported a net profit of Rs 14.73 crore in the second quarter of the current fiscal ended September 30, 2001, as compared to a net loss of Rs 10.10 crore in the corresponding period of last fiscal.
Tata Finance to take fresh look at auditors
  Tata Finance may review its auditors, SD Billamoria & Co, now that a full-fledged reshuffle of the company’s board has been announced. The reshuffle has also raised questions on the outgoing chairman of the company, Fredie Mehta, continuing as a Tata Sons board member.
Tatas to review all group firms’ subsidiaries
  The Tata group will take a strategic review of the functioning of the subsidiaries of all group companies, in the light of the fiasco at Tata Finance with regard to its erstwhile subsidiary, Niskalp Investments.

   OTHER STORIES
Centurion Bank net loss at Rs 31.2 cr in Q2
SBI denies allegations of money laundering in US
Canara Bank realigns interest rates
BoR posts Rs 5.40-crore Q2 net profit
 
   
 
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