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Infrastructure loans: Prudential norms for NBFCs modified
IN an attempt to give a fillip to infrastructure funding by NBFCs, the Reserve Bank of India has modified the prudential norms applicable to non-banking finance companies (NBFCs) in relation to their exposure to this sector. The norms prescribed ... More

AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTIONS


Nabard sanctions Rs 700-cr loan for rural infrastructure
THE project sanctioning committee of Nabard has sanctioned loans aggregating Rs 700 crore towards creation of rural infrastructure in 12 States. This sanction is under the Rural Infrastructure Development Fund IX. With this, the cumulative ... More

LIFE INSURANCE


LIC mopping up longs
WHILE the need for keeping the optimum asset-liability profile has meant that the Life Insurance Corporation of India "limit" its participation in the securities buyback programme, the insurance behemoth has set a scorching pace for itself ... More

DEBT MARKET


The power of cash
BOND markets across the globe have taken a huge bashing over the last month or so. Ten-year US treasury yields are up by almost 130 basis points from the record lows of 3.07 per cent that we saw last month. Swaps have done worse as their ... More

PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS


Corpn Bank ups NRE deposit rates
CORPORATION Bank has revised interest rates on NRE term deposits from Friday. A Bank press release here said as per revised rates deposits, for a maturity period of 1 year and less than 2 years, the interest is 3.8 percent (old rate 3.7 per ... More

GOVT BONDS


Bull run, windfall for primary dealers
BOND markets continued their bull run into the second week in succession propelled by high liquidity and large purchases by insurance companies. Traders said life insurance companies were on a buying spree during the week. Despite the Reserve ... More

NEW PRODUCTS & SERVICES


ING Vysya launches Orange S/B account
PRIVATE sector ING Vysya Bank Ltd has launched a new savings product — the Orange savings account — available across 200 networked branches of the bank. Announcing this, the Managing Director, Mr Bart Hellemans, said the unique ... More
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