On August 26, Moneycontrol reported that Indian banks are eyeing a revival in credit demand in the second half of the current financial year (H2FY26), with bankers projecting growth in the range of 10–12 percent, supported largely by the upcoming festive season beginning September.
The RBI superseded the bank's board on on October 7, citing concerns over the lender’s deteriorating financial health and governance issues
Kothuri also said the company has set an internal target is to reach an AUM of Rs 10,000–12,000 crore before exploring an Initial Public Offering (IPO).
Allowing Indian banks to fund corporate acquisitions introduces opportunities but also unfamiliar risks - ones most are neither structured nor seasoned to manage. What is framed as financial modernisation must be guided by the same prudence that has long defined India’s banking stability under RBI’s stewardship
JPMorgan is deepening its India play in cross-border payments and transaction banking, to serve both multinational firms operating in India and Indian companies expanding overseas.
Overall, general insurers continued to dominate the market with an 83.65% share, followed by standalone health insurers at 11.88% and specialised insurers at 4.47%.
On a year-to-date basis, LIC’s collections rose 4.7 percent to Rs 1,21,008 crore, from Rs 1,15,550 crore in the first half of FY25.
The move will reward safer banks with lower insurance cost and, thereby, foster a more robust banking system. On the flipside, increased cost burden on weaker banks may also make it harder for them to compete
Comparing India’s regulatory readiness with global peers, Kamath said that the country now stands among the world’s most adaptive jurisdictions.
Setty said the lender needs to get the 'collections piece right' on the small value loans before rolling out other products on the UPI
On October 1, RBI proposed to provide an enabling framework for banks to finance acquisitions by Indian corporates
The RBI’s October 2025 policy overhaul focuses on price stability, strengthened Basel norms, AI regulation, and revamped credit frameworks. This shift aims to enhance financial resilience, encourage innovation, and sustain growth
The massive bond purchases are being unwound at a time of fierce political criticism of the monetary authorities. The controversy could limit options in future crises
No fresh fund infusion planned; insurer to fund expansion through internal accruals, says CEO Anuj Mathur
The RBI’s latest surveys offer a glimpse into the public expectations on inflation
Allowing banks to finance takeovers could unleash a deal wave. But unless guardrails are tight, today’s “growth enabler” could turn into tomorrow’s NPA headache
According to the RBI, the action was “necessitated due to certain material concerns emanating from continued poor financial condition and governance standards observed in the bank.”
On September 16, Nagaraju had said that there is no proposal to government stake below 51 percent and government to remain majority shareholder.
T Rabi Sankar said that through planning and guidance, and structured engagement with industry, the RBI aims to foster an ecosystem where people can be aware of the security of the fact that people are in danger and the RBI has always fostered innovation with guidance, with good guardrails.
The Mauritius-based IIHL, with a net worth of US$1.26 billion as of August 31, 2025, has investments across the Banking, Financial Services, Securities, and Insurance (BFSI) sectors.
While strict cost caps has forced private insurers to pass GST burden to agents, PSUs like LIC, New India Assurance, Oriental and United India have decided to absorb loss
The deposit growth of the private banks remained in the range of 7.1-15.1 percent year-on-year in Q2FY26, higher than 9.28-12.13 percent growth registered by state-owned lenders.
Pankaj Sharma is seen as taking over from Anil Rao, the current head of operations at IndusInd Bank. Anil Rao is set to superannuate in a few weeks and may not to seek an extended tenure.
The local currency opened at 88.74 against the US dollar, as compared to 88.7825 against the greenback at the previous close.
Decoding the RBI's October review: Rate cuts remain distant, EMIs stay where they are
A pick-up in demand, along with fiscal and monetary measures, to support credit growth
With India Inc’s financial health at its best and loan growth remaining anemic despite efforts, the regulatory nudge towards big-ticket corporate loans is understandable. But who will lend in this cycle and more importantly, what happens to cautious lending are key questions ahead of the sector.
While the proposal incentivises banks to manage risks better, without raising the Rs 5 lakh insurance cap, depositors' confidence in the system remains shaky amid rising uncertainties
These measures include consolidation of large number of circulars and directions of the RBI, measures related to strengthen export sector, and review of restrictions on transaction accounts.
The statement clearly articulated that the current macroeconomic conditions and the outlook have opened up policy space for further supporting growth.
Even if devil lies in details, many demands of the banking sector have been granted in one stroke of the wand. Over the next 3 – 5 years, some of the regulatory decluttering can go a long way in reshaping the business of banking.
The RBI’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) decided to keep the benchmark repo rate unchanged at 5.5 percent on October 1, second time in a row.
The RBI’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) decided to keep the benchmark repo rate unchanged at 5.5 percent on October 1, second time in a row.
The circular envisages to streamline the activities being undertaken by banks and their group entities while providing more operational freedom to the banks and NOFHCs for equity investments and setting up group entities respectively, RBI said.
The MPC also announced additional measures, including the inclusion of select currencies of India’s major trading partners in the list of reference rates published by Financial Benchmarks India Ltd
The RBI’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) decided to keep the benchmark repo rate unchanged at 5.5 percent on October 1, for the second time in a row.
According to a RBI report, households in rural and semi-urban areas reported a slight uptick in their current perception of inflation, which rose by 10 bps to 5.9 percent compared with the previous round of surveys.
In January, the RBI permitted Indian exporters to open foreign currency accounts with a bank outside India for realisation of export proceeds
The proposed move, which won't change the insurance cover limit, aims to align India’s system with international practices, where deposit insurers use risk-based premiums to encourage prudent financial management
The revised framework aims to improve the robustness, granularity and risk sensitivity of the standardized approach for calculating the capital charge for credit risk. The draft guidelines shall be issued shortly, RBI Governor said.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) today maintained a status quo on repo rate and policy stance, highlighting India's favourable growth-inflation dynamics. Meeting Street expectations, RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra-led Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) kept the repo rate unchanged at 5.5 per cent, and maintained the policy stance as ‘neutral’. RBI MPC addresses the media after the monetary policy announcement.
The guidelines are expected to enhance credit risk management practices, promote better comparability of reported financials across institutions, RBI said.
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The MPC considered it prudent to wait for impact of policy actions to play our before charting the next policy action.
MPC is likely to maintain the status quo on interest rates in its October review, a Moneycontrol poll of 15 economists, bank treasury heads and fund managers has found.
A day earlier, the rupee sank to a record low of 88.8850 against the US dollar amid persistent selling by foreign investors
With CPI at rock-bottom lows but core acting stubborn, the MPC faces a moment of truth on the rate cut front
Barclays said in a note that after a neutral pause in August, it sees the RBI MPC cutting policy repo rate by 25 bps on October 1, acknowledging that it is a close call versus a scenario of a dovish pause followed by a December cut.
Currently, the liquidity in the banking system is in surplus of around Rs 55,005.69 crore as on September 29, according to RBI’s data.