![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Wednesday, December 04, 2002 |
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MONEY & BANKING FOREX Re strengthens; gilts up Mumbai: THE rupee ended on Tuesday at 48.2550/2650 against the dollar as compared to Monday's close of 48.27/28 in the forex market. There was plenty of supply in the market, said a forex dealer. The supply is expected to continue, he ... More TECHNOLOGY Electronic funds transfer yet to click LACK of awareness among customers and branch-level staff and banks' unwillingness to let go of a more lucrative demand draft (DD) business, appear to have ensured that the `Electronic Funds Transfer' (EFT) remains a product only on paper. What ... More MANPOWER
Another VRS for banks under studyIN a bid to further rationalise staff strength, the Government is considering a second round voluntary retirement schemes (VRS) for public sector banks. ``Some banks have asked for a second round of VRS. It is under examination,'' said Ms ... More
PSU insurers await Govt nod to implement VRS PRIVATE BANKS Pvt banks find it hard to set up foreign branches PRIVATE sector banks are finding it difficult to get regulatory clearances from international authorities to set up foreign branches. A few banks that have representative offices abroad and have expressed an interest to set up branches are ... More PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS IOB to open more ATMs in Hyderabad INDIAN Overseas Bank (IOB) has announced a detailed plan to computerise all its branches in Andhra Pradesh and also expand its distribution channels in the form of automatic teller machines (ATMs). In a press release here, the bank said it ... More FOREIGN BANKS Bank Muscat's loan scheme for two-wheelers BANK Muscat has launched a loan scheme for the purchase of two- wheelers in Bangalore. The bank, which set up shop here three years ago, has focussed on the growing two-wheeler sector as its latest retail business. Bangalore has a large ... More INTEREST RATES Are low interest rates anti-saving? NOWADAYS, it is not uncommon to see articles, columns and letters in newspapers dwelling on the impact of low interest rates on those dependent on interest income from savings (bank deposits, etc). Some go further and argue that they encourage ... More
`Interest'ing development here to stay, possibly GOVT BONDS KNNL to raise Rs 225 cr more by March-end The bonds are likely to be privately placed or through structured deals and/or availing term loans from commercial banks during the current fiscal. More
NON-PERFORMING ASSETS ICICI Bank slaps notice on JK co A GROUP of lenders led by ICICI Bank has issued a notice to take over the assets of JK Udaipur Udyog Ltd (JKUUL) of the Hari Shanker Singhania-promoted JK group to recover loans of about Rs 132 crore. The notice has been issued under the ... More CREDIT CARDS & DEBIT CARDS FIXED DEPOSITS UCO, Allahabad banks revise rates BOTH UCO Bank and Allahabad Bank have announced revision of rates of interest on domestic term deposits. For UCO, the revised rates will come into force from December 7 and for Allahabad Bank from December 4. UCO has decided to revise downwards ... More REGULATORY BODIES & RULINGS IRDA not in favour of sell-off clause THE Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA) has told the Government that the provision in the IRDA Act, 1999, requiring Indian promoters to divest their stake to 26 per cent after 10 years of operations might come in the way of ... More E-COMMERCE & E-BUSINESS Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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