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Tata Fin board okays pref issue
THE board of directors of Tata Finance Ltd today approved conversion of Rs 300-crore lent free of interest to the company by Tata Sons and Tata Industries into equity shares on a preferential basis. The non-banking finance company of the Tata ... More

FOREX


Rupee's strengthening trend continues
MUMBAI: The domestic currency closed stronger by 8 paise at 46.11/12 against the dollar on Friday, as compared to Thursday's close at 46.19/20. Driven by the enormous dollar selling across the board, the rupee climbed to an intra-day ... More

RBI amends FEMA norms on forex derivative contracts
PRIOR approval of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) would not be required now for `persons resident outside India' to purchase a forward contract to hedge investments made in the country from January 1, 1993. A RBI notification amending the FEMA ... More

FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE


J&K Bank Q1 net rises 35 pc
JAMMU and Kashmir Bank (J&K Bank) has recorded a net profit of Rs 97.65 crore for the quarter ended June 30, 2003, a 35 per cent rise over the Rs 72.30 crore profit in the corresponding period of the previous year. The operating profit for the ... More

CONSUMER FINANCE


State Bank of Patiala in pact with Maruti
THE country's largest carmaker, Maruti Udyog Ltd, has entered into an alliance with State Bank of Patiala (SBP) for financing its cars in north India. A statement from Maruti and SBP said the two partners would also utilise each other's ... More

GENERAL INSURANCE


GIC to invest Rs 5 crore in biotechnology venture fund
GENERAL Insurance Corporation Ltd (GIC) is to invest Rs 5-crore in APIDC Venture Capital's (APIDC VCL), `Biotechnology Venture Fund'. The biotechnology fund, which is raising capital commitments to the tune of Rs 150-crore, is the country's ... More

PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS


PNB to open representative office in London
IN order to bolster its overseas presence, Punjab National Bank (PNB) is opening a representative office in London shortly. The London office is expected to become functional before of the end of this month. The bank also plans to open two more ... More

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    GOVT BONDS


    Resurgent India Bonds redemption — RBI, SBI work out plan for smooth payout
    The payout by RBI is expected to have little impact on the forex reserves of the country since it has already built up the sufficient amount in forward dollars purchased from the domestic forward market. More

    CORPORATE BONDS


  • Nabard capital gains bonds

    CO-OPERATIVES


    APCOB launches relief package for farmers
    The interest on kharif crop loans would be waived up to March 2003 in drought-affected areas. To provide this relief to the members, the bank has decided not to link it to repayment of principal amount. More

    PEOPLE


    Nabard authorises panel with powers of MD
    Mr Vepa Kamesam, has been asked to co-ordinate the affairs of the National Bank of Agriculture and Rural Development until a regular Chairman is appointed or till the date of his retirement. More

    TRENDS


    Banks more shy of rural lending
    FINANCIAL liberalisation and interest rate deregulation has undoubtedly benefited people in urban areas, specially metros, by spurring competition among banks and leading to lower borrowing costs as well improved service quality to customers. ... More
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