Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, February 17, 2003
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, February 17, 2003 |
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MONEY & BANKING ECONOMY Across the haze IF global financial markets were looking at the captain of the ship for words of comfort, what it actually got was far from it. What the captain said was that he was not sure which direction the ship was heading. There is a haze of ... More LIFE INSURANCE Fresh IRDA norms on referral pacts THE Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA) has announced new guidelines for life insurers, superseding the earlier ones on referral business agreements of insurance players with banks for selling products through their ... More GENERAL INSURANCE Insurance staff want mediclaim arbitrators to go THE General Insurance Officers All-India Association, Kerala unit, has demanded withdrawal of the appointment of private third-party administrators for settlement of mediclaim insurance. The association at its State conference said that ... More RBI & OTHER CENTRAL BANKS RBI likely to be armed with more penal powers WISER after two major stock market scams in the span a decade both of which saw heavy involvement of banks, the Government is now planning to deter similar recurrences in the future. In the wake of the criticism from the Joint Parliamentary ... More GOVT BONDS Much volatility at the short-end BOND markets continued the southward plunge, as traders remained on tenterhooks over a potential US - Iraq conflict and fears of an accelerating inflation. Ten-year yields as a result went up a steeply during last week to 6.76 per cent up from ... More SHORT TERM INSTRUMENTS Repo widening seen linked to call money curbs THE Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) decision to allow ready-forward (repos) contracts in Government securities to be undertaken by all non-banking institutions holding gilt accounts with banks or primary dealers (PD) is being seen as linked to the ... More CREDIT CARDS & DEBIT CARDS NEW PRODUCTS & SERVICES SBI to offer new foreign currency account FOLLOWING the Reserve Bank of India relaxation permitting residents to maintain foreign currency accounts in November, State Bank of India is to offer the `Resident Foreign Currency (Domestic) Account'. A number of foreign banks and private ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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