RBI signals a fresh start for cooperative banking
The Reserve Bank of India’s proposal to resume licensing of new urban cooperative banks (UCBs) is one of the more […]
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Paytm Payments Bank winding up process begins
The winding up of Paytm Payments Bank marks the end of one of India’s most ambitious banking experiments. With the
HDFC Bank Board’s ₹1 lakh penalty raises bigger questions about governance
The HDFC Bank Board may have hoped to draw a line under the Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation (MSRDC) deposit
HDFC Bank’s ₹1 lakh penalty is insignificant. The message it sends is not
A ₹1 lakh penalty means nothing to the top executives of India’s largest private sector bank. It is less than
Will the RBI Cut Rates Again in August? The Odds Are Fading Fast
When the Reserve Bank of India’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meets in August, the biggest question won’t be whether growth
FCNR(B) deposits top 2013 record in just 45 days; inflows may reach $70 billion
Mumbai, July 27: Foreign Currency Non-Resident (Bank) [FCNR(B)] deposits have likely crossed the record $26 billion mobilised during the 2013
India’s next banking battle won’t be about bad loans. It will be about deposits
India’s banking story has been dominated by one phrase: bad loans.The years following the corporate lending boom left banks grappling
Banks wrote off over ₹16 lakh crore in loans since 2014
New Delhi: Indian banks have written off more than ₹16 lakh crore worth of bad loans since the financial year
Banking & Markets Morning Brief | July 24
The spotlight in the banking sector has shifted decisively from loan growth to profitability. As the June quarter earnings season
The Real Haircut Isn’t for Defaulters. It’s for India’s Public Sector Banks
There is something fundamentally wrong with a banking system where employees are expected to account for every missed target, every