
Not only will the new banks have to adopt innovative models to succeed, their going will also be slow
Not only will the new banks have to adopt innovative models to succeed, their going will also be slow
Fall driven by selling from foreign investors, strong demand for $ from importers
At a time when the rupee has been thrashed down to record lows, the task of managing volatility in the…
The rupee fell perilously close to its all-time low of 57.33 to the dollar on Friday as foreign funds sold…
Inflation indexed bonds, set to debut on Tuesday through an auction, are expected to find eager buyers even though inflation…
With institutional players likely to bid at a real yield of between 1.50% and 2.50% at the auction on June…
Four years since the first dim sum bond was issued, the interest in raising funds denominated in renminbi outside Chinese…
D Subbarao has all along appeared to be more focused on taming inflation rather than supporting growth.
In the wake of a hawkish monetary policy stance by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and heavy supply ahead
FIIs in Indian bonds have got another shot in the arm after the government cut the withholding tax to 5%…
Companies are likely to borrow just over R3.5 lakh crore through plain vanilla bank loans in FY14 with credit offtake…
After a smart rally last month, the government bonds may face a big supply problem and a dearth of positive…
In its final guidelines for non-banking finance companies that would be released soon,
Reserve Bank of India will likely project a modest 6% GDP growth and a slightly higher 6.25% wholesale price index…
Rupee will see a depreciating trend in 2013-14 because of the high current account deficit.
Citibank India clocked a 35% increase in its net profit in FY2011-12 and the bank helped Indian clients raise close…
Banks told to monitor number of beneficiaries a customer can add.
With CRR cut infusing Rs 18,000 cr, markets divided over possibility of more open market operations.