Proposed changes in liquidity coverage ratio framework to further moderate the reported liquidity coverage ratio (LCR) and constrain the credit growth for banks, says Icra
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Revenue growth of auto dealers to enter the slow lane this fiscal, says Crisil
Rising inventory levels, along with moderating profitability to temper credit metrics
RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das speech full text at Global Fintech Fest
RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das speech full text at Global Fintech Fest
RBI gives fintech SRO status to FACE
Of the remaining two applications, one application has been returned with a provision for resubmission after meeting certain requirements. The third application is under examination, the RBI said.
Total deposits under Jan Dhan bank accounts grow to Rs 2,31,236 crore
Till now, more than 53.14 crore beneficiaries banked under PMJDY since inception, the data showed.
PMJDY accounts grow 3.6 -fold from 15.67 crore in March 2015 to 53.14 crore as on 14-08-2024
Around 55.6% Jan-Dhan account holders are women and around 66.6% Jan Dhan accounts in rural and semi-urban areas, per the data.
YES BANK names Sumit Bali as Country Head, retail Assets
YES BANK has announced the appointment of Mr. Sumit Bali as the Country Head – Retail Assets and Debt Management, effective immediately. In his role, Mr. Bali will be responsible for driving…
Small finance banks to grow advances 25-27% this fiscal, says Crisil
Amid challenges in mobilizing deposits and their higher cost, SFBs are likely to explore alternative, non-deposit avenues to fund credit growth. That said, capital buffers to support growth remain healthy for SFBs.
RBI Governor Das Unveils Unified Lending Interface to Streamline Credit Access
On August 26, Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Shaktikanta Das announced the introduction of a new technological platform, the Unified Lending Interface (ULI), designed to provide seamless credit access by significantly…
RBI MPC Minutes; Increasing divergence in growth assessments, says Madhavi Arora of Emkay Global
Continued moderation in core inflation was unanimously recognized, but the possibility of higher food prices spilling over to core remains a key concern. Real rate concerns raised their head again, but have not yet become the prevalent view among most committee members. Going forward, the RBI is likely to continue stressing on being ‘actively disinflationary’ and maintain a wait-and-watch mode to assess multiple macro forces, both domestic and global.