Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Sunday, October 09, 2005
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MONEY & BANKING PENSION PLANS ICICI Pru Golden Years retirement plan AS THE medical world strives to extend human longevity through its many advances and innovations, having to secure oneself financially for a lengthy post-retirement innings becomes even more important. Retirement plans offered by insurance ... More FOREX Forex reserves up $42 m AFTER declining for three weeks in a row, the country's forex reserves inched up by $42 million for the week ended September 30. According to the Reserve Bank of India's Weekly Statistical Supplement, the total reserves are at $143.059 billion ... More HOUSING FINANCE LIC Housing Fin may rework plans on raising resources THE National Housing Bank's move to increase the risk weightage requirement for housing finance companies may lead LIC Housing Finance to rework a part of its plans on raising resources. LIC HF shareholders had, at a recent AGM, passed a ... More PRIVATE BANKS J&K Bank to work on Sunday in quake-hit areas NEW DELHI: In the wake of the loss of life and property in Saturday's earthquake, Jammu and Kashmir Bank has decided to keep all its branches open on Sunday in the worst-affected districts of Kupwara, Uri and Baramulla. The branches ... More PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS ICRA to develop credit risk-rating model for United Bank of India UNITED Bank of India has proposed to engage rating agency ICRA for developing an IT-based enterprise-wide credit risk-rating model. The move is expected to place the bank's credit risk management framework on a stronger footing, ensuring growth ... More INTEREST RATES European Central Bank likely to raise interest rate by 25 basis points The Eurozone economies are in a `healthy' state although falling export orders in Germany are raising some eyebrows. More CREDIT MARKET Interest rates may harden, say bankers BANKERS and analysts expect interest rates to go up at least by 50 basis points, in the current fiscal, in view of the expected eight per cent growth in GDP, and the hardening trend in global interest rates. According to them, a healthy credit ... More SHORT TERM INSTRUMENTS RBI proposes to raise Rs 2,500 cr under MSS THE Reserve Bank of India has proposed to raise Rs 2,500 crore through the auction of 91-day and 364-day treasury bills, under the Market Stabilisation Scheme, said an RBI press release. Of this, Rs 1,500 crore will be raised through the ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Looking back Oct. 2-Oct. 8 Bank credit up Rs 13,107 cr Forex reserves dip $1.2 b `Home loans to be dearer if priority tag is removed' Market signals hardening yields Banks look to deposits to meet credit demand — Gradual unwinding of bond holdings cushions impact of yield rise Federal Bank, LKB boards okay merger plan Who's to blame for high NPAs in priority sector? |
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