![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Tuesday, September 06, 2005 |
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MONEY & BANKING INSIGHT Good business from bad loans? With recent RBI regulations paving the way for the sale of bad loans, banks seem set to offload their heavy burden of NPAs, and make some hot cash in the process. More FOREX Rupee gains 5 paise MUMBAI: The rupee strengthened further against the dollar on Monday on the back of a revival in foreign institutional inflows. The domestic currency opened at 43.80 and touched an intra-day high of 43.7350. It, however, closed at 43.81, ... More CONSUMER FINANCE GE Money forays into used car finance WITH increase in the number of cars and more aspiring customers, GE Money has kickstarted a used car finance initiative GE Money Face2Face. Launching the scheme, first in the country from the GE umbrella, Mr Vishal Pandit, President ... More RBI & OTHER CENTRAL BANKS RBI proposes one-time settlement for SMEs IN a move that will benefit the small and medium enterprises sector, the Reserve Bank of India has asked public sector banks to provide a simplified mechanism for one-time settlement of chronic non-performing assets in this sector. In the ... More PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS SBH sees growth from infrastructure funding STATE Bank of Hyderabad (SBH) is eyeing the infrastructure sector and has recently approved funds for the greenfield Gangavaram port and the Hyderabad International Airport projects. The Managing Director of State Bank of Hyderabad, Mr Amitabha ... More
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PNB launches SB account for students FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS CAG pulls up Goa finance body for losses THE latest report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India (CAG) on Goa's financial functioning has, among other things, pulled up the state-owned apex financial institution Economic Development Corporation Ltd (EDC) for losses on account ... More INTEREST RATES Educational loans: Chidambaram concern over high interest rates THE Union Finance Minister, Mr P. Chidambaram, has voiced concern over the rate of interest charged on educational loans.Terming the 10.75 per cent rate charged on these loans as `high', Mr Chidambaram told a gathering of student beneficiaries ... More
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Looking back Aug. 28-Sep. 3 Forex reserves fall by $1 b Yields set to harden on RBI signals Getting banking priorities right RBI notification on dual pricing not to impact hotels' margins SBI to buy 2 banks in Asia, Africa region Deal to be finalised in 6-8 weeks Change in functioning of IRDA's tariff advisory panel on cards PSBs opt for leveraging fixed assets to raise funds LIC to invest Rs 9,000 crore more in equities this fiscal No plans for public issue, says Chairman |
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