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Prospective data keep markets on edge
The best indicators of prospects for the near future will be last quarter's corporate results and guidance, which will stream in from this week. More

FOREX


Cos can now grant loans in foreign currency for employees abroad
INDIAN companies can now grant personal loans in foreign currency to employees working in branches overseas. Such transactions would, however, be permissible only if the loan is granted for personal purposes in accordance with the lender's ... More

Rupee loses shine — G-Secs in range
MUMBAI: Contrary to expectations of currency watchers, the domestic currency lost some its glory on Tuesday. The rupee closed down by 9 paise at 46.14/15 against the dollar from Monday's close of 46.05. Moderate supplies of the dollar, ... More

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY


LVB ties up with ICICI Infotech for core banking tool
AIMED at joining the elite group of banks offering online banking conveniences to the customers, Lakshmi Vilas Bank Ltd (LVB) has entered into an agreement with ICICI Infotech for developing core banking solution. At present, LVB and ICICI ... More

SOFTWARE


  • i-flex product for Juniper Bank

    HOUSING FINANCE


  • Syndicate Bank announces new home loan rates

    LIFE INSURANCE


    ICICI PruLife hikes capital by Rs 100 cr
    PROMOTERS of ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Company Ltd have increased the capital by Rs 100 crore to Rs 525 crore. The private sector insurance company is a joint venture between ICICI Bank and Prudential plc of UK. Ms Shikha Sharma, ... More

    PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS


    Educational loans — immense scope for banks
    Bank officials said repayments on educational loans come in faster than the disbursements that they are able to make. More

  • Canara Bank AGM

    NON-PERFORMING ASSETS


    SBI expects rise in gross NPAs on tougher norms
    THE State Bank of India (SBI) expects an increase in its gross NPAs in the near future due to tighter NPA norms. Over the next couple of years, however, SBI hopes to reduce net NPAs by more than half. The RBI guidelines have reduced the ... More
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    Dismissed TN govt employees — Why are no tears shed for them?

    New age norm for oil tankers may be scrapped

    Educational loans — immense scope for banks

    Cos can now grant loans in foreign currency for employees abroad

    Indian IT sector unfazed by proposed H1-B Visa Bill

    Freebies drive car sales up in June

    Rs 18,000 a kg for Darjeeling tea!

    National water grid — A hundred-year-old plan

    In Focus
    The Cable tangle
    Pakistan Diary
    Indo-Pak Monitor
    Indo-China Relations
    Telecom Competition

    In Depth
    In Kashmir
    Simple Economics
    Slowburn
    Tax Talk
    NRIs & Investment Avenues
    Corporate Governance

    Looking back
    Jul. 6-Jul. 12
    Bank loan wilful defaults rise 30% at Rs 4,948 cr

    Private non-life cos clock 79 pc growth in Apr-May

    Banks more shy of rural lending

    Resurgent India Bonds redemption — RBI, SBI work out plan for smooth payout


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