BE/RBI NOTE/44/2018
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BE/RBI NOTE/44/2018
BE/RBI NOTE/43/2018 The inflation in prices is likely to remain sober during the second half-year of 2019. Risk related to if increased inflation was attributed to the following: Hike in minimum Support Price on various goods Seventh Central pay commission States’ HRA implementation Imported inflation due to rupee depreciation This is expected to be
BE/RBI NOTE/43/2018 The inflation in prices is likely to remain sober during the second half-year of 2019. Risk related to if increased inflation was attributed to the following: Hike in minimum Support Price on various goods Seventh Central pay commission States’ HRA implementation Imported inflation due to rupee depreciation This is expected to be
BE/RBI NOTE/43/2018 Reserve Bank of India, the Central Bank, has announced that it will tighten norms for NBFCs RBI adds that that many of the NBFCs are becoming systemically important and have a higher dependence on short-term sources like commercial papers and mutual funds, CLSA analysts. The modus operandi is still to be announced by
BE/RBI NOTE/43/2018 Reserve Bank of India, the Central Bank, has announced that it will tighten norms for NBFCs RBI adds that that many of the NBFCs are becoming systemically important and have a higher dependence on short-term sources like commercial papers and mutual funds, CLSA analysts. The modus operandi is still to be announced by
BE/RBI NOTE/42/2018 Bandhan Bank was unable to bring down the promoter share holding to 40 per cent from 82.28 per cent which was a pre-set condition while issuing a license to the bank. Due to the above noncompliance RBI has barred Bandhan Bank from opening new branches. Also, RBI issued orders to freeze the remuneration
BE/RBI NOTE/42/2018 Bandhan Bank was unable to bring down the promoter share holding to 40 per cent from 82.28 per cent which was a pre-set condition while issuing a license to the bank. Due to the above noncompliance RBI has barred Bandhan Bank from opening new branches. Also, RBI issued orders to freeze the remuneration
BE/RBI NOTE/41/2018 The high liquidity crisis has forced RBI to ease out the SLR norms for banks. The liquidity deficit in the banking sector has crossed Rs. 1 lakh crore, and RBI now permits Banks to use a bigger share of their Statutory Liquidity reserves. Under this notification, RBI makes it clear that Banks can
BE/RBI NOTE/41/2018 The high liquidity crisis has forced RBI to ease out the SLR norms for banks. The liquidity deficit in the banking sector has crossed Rs. 1 lakh crore, and RBI now permits Banks to use a bigger share of their Statutory Liquidity reserves. Under this notification, RBI makes it clear that Banks can