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What the Credit Policy has ignored
The Credit Policy lacks action or pronouncement. Last year's GDP growth was sub-5 per cent and now there are projections for 7 per cent. The monsoon has been good; this could not have been built into the April planning. The stock market surged and forex reserves have bulged at a rate never seen before. Are not these significant enough to call for any policy response? More

FOREX


Rupee turns weak; gilts reverse trend
MUMBAI: The rupee on Thursday ended three paise weaker despite good supplies of the greenback. Dealers attributed this to central bank intervention. The domestic currency ended at 45.31, down from Wednesday's close of 45.2850/2950. ... More

HOUSING FINANCE


HFCs take securitisation route
IN a bid to protect income flows housing finance companies (HFC) are increasingly resorting to securitisation of only principal receivables. Among the HFCs that have taken this route for raising low cost resources in a soft interest rate regime ... More

LIFE INSURANCE


Insurers do say No
IF you have been pestered to take a policy by an army of agents (nearly one million agents are around), it may be hard to believe that insurance companies sometimes pass up the opportunity to thrust insurance on your heads. But decline, they ... More

CREDIT RATING


'Banks gain in rating from govt ownership'
CREDIT rating agency, Crisil has said that the current high ratings of public sector banks (PSBs) factor in a clear layer of support for benefits of Government ownership. According to a Crisil study, a lowering of Government holding in PSBs ... More

PRIVATE BANKS


ICICI Bank gets UK licence, opens arm in London
ICICI Bank Ltd has gained a UK banking licence to set up its first subsidiary overseas, ICICI Bank UK Ltd. With its first branch abroad located at Knightsbridge, London, ICICI Bank UK is currently the only locally incorporated banking ... More

Lord Krishna Bank keen to get strategic investors
The Puris of Mohan Exports and the Burmans of Dabur India hold about 65 per cent stake in the bank. More

YES Bank ties up funding
The majority shareholding of 51 per cent rests with Mr Rana Kapoor and Mr Ashok Kapur. More

FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS


APSFC signs tripartite pact with Govt, SIDBI
THE Andhra Pradesh State Financial Corporation (APSFC) has announced here on Thursday that it has entered into a tripartite memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI) and the State Government, as ... More

EVENTS


Call to hike non-interest income
MANGALORE: Efforts should be made to increase non-interest income as the demand for credit was not picking up and interest rate war was fierce, the Chairman and Managing Director of Karnataka Bank Ltd, Mr Ananthakrishna, has ... More
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