Explained: Why Bandhan Bank shares tanked despite a steady quarterB
Bandhan Bank’s June quarter numbers weren’t bad. In fact, on most operating parameters, they were largely in line with expectations. […]
Banks Have Learnt to Sell. They Still Haven’t Learnt to Listen
The Reserve Bank of India’s latest criticism of banks over customer complaints should make the industry uncomfortable. It isn’t about
AI’s Silent March: The Banking Jobs That May Never Return
There was a time when the health of an Indian bank could almost be measured by the number of people
RBI’s NRI Deposit Window Shows Confidence Can Be Bought—But Only for a While
The numbers are hard to ignore. Nearly $17.4 billion has flowed into FCNR(B) deposits, while Indian companies have raised another
Axis Bank’s earnings tell a familiar story: Growth is no longer enough
Axis Bank’s June quarter results underline a reality confronting India’s banking sector today: investors are no longer impressed by profit
Spain Didn’t Just Win the World Cup. They Set the New Standard
The new world champions didn’t merely conquer the biggest stage in football. They reminded the world that philosophy, patience and
Five decades of excellence, and still pushing the boundaries
Mammootty’s latest National Film Award for Bramayugam is not merely recognition of another outstanding performance. It is an affirmation of
National Film Awards: A broad sweep across Indian cinema, but regional storytelling steals the show
The 72nd National Film Awards underlined the growing diversity of Indian cinema, with regional films once again emerging as some
Private banks send a reassuring message: growth is intact, margins are holding up
The first set of June quarter results from India’s large private sector banks offers an encouraging picture. Loan demand remains
Sir Garfield Sobers: Cricket loses the man many still regard as its greatest all-rounder
Sir Garfield Sobers, widely regarded as the finest all-round cricketer the game has produced, has died at the age of