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George Mathew

Private banks in no hurry to cut rates

Private banks are not in a tearing hurry to bring down interest rates with credit offtake shooting up by 29 per cent and flow of deposits virtually dr

RBI not keen on bringing down SLR in near future

The Reserve Bank of India is not in favour of cutting statutory liquidity ratio of commercial banks in the immediate future.

There’s sufficient liquidity in the system now: Subbarao

I have no view on that. I believe that the market has its own dynamics and all the Asian markets are down.

BEARS IN FLEA MARKET

Joining a savage global equities rout, India’s domestic bourses plunged to their lowest level in nearly three years...
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For each billion withdrawn by FIIs, Sensex lost 1,000 pts

Bank stocks came under heavy hammering on shattered sentiment for the sector globally.

First Rand set to enter Indian banking space

It’s not the best of times for global banks to expand abroad now. However, First Rand, a leading banking and investment group...

When foreign investors were pulling out money, Indians were pumping it in

Sensex Sutra Domestic insurance firms and mutual funds bought heavily in September

South Africa calling: India Inc prepares for a big push

Indian industry has discovered that South Africa is the gateway for them to set up base, expand and consolidate their global presence.

FIIs not leaving

Contrary to the general perception that foreign institutional investors have been pulling money out of the country...

Investments: Gujarat leads but share down

The corporate sector seems to have reshuffled its investment pattern across the states in 2007-08 with many hitherto laggard managing...

Videocon project sinks in politics

Political intrigue in Maharashtra seems set to take a toll of electronics giant Videocon Industries...

More EMI pain in RBI’s credit squeeze policy

The Reserve Bank of India has opted to temper growth to curb inflation but its consequences for the aam aadmi who have taken a loan to buy a home is g

Global hurly burly makes RBI pull $29 billion out of foreign banks

When it comes to deployment of foreign exchange reserves, the Reserve Bank of India seems to trust other central banks and securities...

FIIs cut stakes in Indian companies

The pull-out by foreign funds that started with the global credit market crisis earlier this year has now gathered momentum.

When Sensex was falling, Ranbaxy was rising

Though Ranbaxy and Daiichi Sankyo announced the takeover deal only on Wednesday, a section of marketmen got wind...

Corporate governance takes a beating

When it comes to corporate governance, many Indian companies show scant regard for the law. Though the Securities and Exchange Board of India...

Indian market third worst performer in Jan-May ’08

The volatile Indian stock market is one of the worst performers in the world in 2008. With big investors...

‘To become an IFC, Mumbai first needs to be a global city’

Percy Mistry, who headed the high-powered committee on making Mumbai an international financial centre...

FIIs pull $2 bn in four days; set to come back

Two months ago, Indian regulators were finding it tough to manage the huge capital inflows.

Corp India’s fascination: QIPs

India Inc is flocking to the QIP market, finding it cheaper and a faster way to mobilise funds.

How the SLB system works

The proposed Securities Lending and Borrowing system will be operated through the clearing corporation...

New private banks’ bad loans up 55%

Though the banking sector in general has done well in reducing non-performing assets, or loans defaulted by borrowers...

Realty, infra grab half of surging PE funds

While foreign inflows to the stock markets have come down after the Sebi imposed curbs on participatory notes...

Sebi’s front-door entry norm reins in copious inflows

The Government has managed to rein the ‘copious’ capital flows into the country’s stock markets.

There are few systemic holes in our banking sector: Reddy

The steep rise in all the markets has created concern, especially in the financial sector.
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