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The rupee has depreciated 4.10% in the calendar year and 4.26% this fiscal, according to Bloomberg data
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The company has applied to Sebi for an asset management license and in the process of putting together a top management team.
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In Moneycontrol Pro Panorama November 26 edition: For India, a rate cut right now is not just a monetary signal. It is a chance to revive momentum
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Investors wanted to lock in higher rates ahead, expecting a rate cut by the RBI which meets for its bi-monthly policy review in the first week of December
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Importers have been buying dollars whenever the rupee strengthens, which has made it hard for the rupee to strengthen, experts say
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The Sandesara ruling may have many ramifications in similar cases
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With creditor recoveries stuck at nearly one-third and banks chasing pre-IBC fraud almost equal to total recoveries, India’s insolvency regime is flashing red signals
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Japan is one of the world’s largest creditor nations and plays an important role in capital flows to other countries. Thus, rising yield can influence other markets in a significant way.
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This is the second consecutive day when the central bank is expected to have seen in the market to support the local unit.
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Competition, borrower leverage and tight bank funding mean NBFCs must grow with caution, not exuberance
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The MPC cut rates by a total 100 basis points in the first half of 2025, but has maintained a pause since August.
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On November 21, the local currency depreciated to a record low of 89.49 against the US dollar due to outflows from foreign investors from Indian equities, uncertainty over a US-India trade deal, and absence of RBI's support sparked the slide in the rupee.
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Health insurance gross written premium has reached Rs 1.27 lakh crore in 2025 and is projected to nearly double to Rs 2.6-3 lakh crore by 2030, a BCG report said
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On November 21, the local currency depreciated to a record low of 89.49 against the US dollar due to outflows from foreign investors from Indian equities, uncertainty over a US-India trade deal, and absence of RBI's support sparked the slide in the rupee.
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Banks are seeking to reverse Rs 3.97 trillion worth of preferential, fraudulent, undervalued or extortionate (PUFE) transactions carried out by promoters and related parties shortly before companies entered the IBC.
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The probe concerns the alleged duty-free import of goods shown as exports on paper but diverted to the domestic market, causing an estimated Rs 190 crore loss to the government.
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While early adopters have shown the system can work, several insurers seem to continue to grapple with legacy infrastructure, complex bank and UPI integrations and concerns over near-term cash-flow disruption.
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With this fall, the local currency is down by 0.86 percent against the US dollar as compared to November 20. Indian rupee has seen a biggest intra-day fall of 67 paise, which is highest since May 8, 2025, when it depreciated 89 paise.
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People close to the matter said insurers are largely in testing mode, evaluating the cost benefits and operational readiness of the standardised claims infrastructure before committing to full-scale migration
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India’s wealth management industry is a hot bed for growth right now
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The bank is likely in talks with large sovereign funds such as GIC for a capital raise, expected to be rolled in a month or two, depending on investors’ feedback. Rajiv Anand, MD & CEO, said to be in Singapore currently on roadshows ahead of fund raise.
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On the Indian rupee front, governor said that the central bank do not target any levels for the local currency and current depreciation is due to uncertainty due to trade leading to rise in demand for dollars.
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The governor also said that the Reserve Bank has "very good" buffers of foreign exchange reserves, and there is no need for concern on the external sector.
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The MPC will meet between December 3 and 5 for another round of rate setting deliberations.
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Dollar index, which measures the greenback's strength against a basket of six major currencies, rose to 100.277 in the morning from the previous close of 100.228.
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IndusInd’s shares have dropped about 12% this year, compared with a 9% rise in the S&P BSE Sensex Index
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Privatisation of two public lenders, which was announced back in 2021-22, may return to the discussion table
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Retail-led expansion and regulatory overhauls are pushing India’s credit cycle in FY26
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Nagaraju said past decade has been one of the most transformational in the BFSI.
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While large players such as LIC have publicly stated that they can absorb the impact, the broader industry remains wary of margin pressure, evolving cost structures, and potential product-level recalibration
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The bank has the right mix of granularity in both deposits and loans
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By targeting 20 export-intensive sectors, the RBI’s latest move shields industries under tariff assault but lenders now face an even more nuanced risk map
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The central bank’s lifeline to exporters may be timely, but it leaves lenders navigating a far riskier horizon.
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The central bank has spelt out the 20 sectors that would be eligible for the moratorium, which includes organics chemicals, plastics, apparels, and footwear.
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This comes amid long-standing discussions within the industry about introducing city-specific health insurance premiums that factor in air pollution levels as a key risk indicator.
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SBI, which is 55%-owned by the government, is seeing signs of an industry-wide revival of capital spending by corporates but pricing for loans is becoming tighter.
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Sources say, this change is currently being circulated among stakeholders and if approved, is likely to be rolled out in the upcoming winter parliamentary session
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Fusion Finance's CEO said the first tranche of rights issue of Rs 400 crore was fully utilised for disbursements, and not for write-offs. The second tranche of the rights issue will be received by December, which too will be utilized for disbursements.
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India’s retail inflation eased sharply to 0.25 percent in October, its lowest level in the current series that began in 2013, down from 1.44 percent in September.
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Even as factors such as currency in circulation increase, forex interventions and increase in credit demand have been major drivers of a reduction in systemic liquidity. That said, liquidity still remained in the surplus zone -- at around Rs 2.11 lakh crore -- resulting in money market rates staying in the lower end of the curve.
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Barclays Bank India CEO Pramod Kumar said he is hopeful that the government will address the adverse tax treatment that foreign banks are subjected to, when they choose to operate as a branch in India.
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The life insurance venture could naturally extend into the general insurance space, which the company plans to evaluate once composite licensing is introduced, CEO Shah has said.
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Kumar says he is clear that while investment banking may be core to what Barclays does in the country, corporate banking is getting built as a pillar of strength for the bank
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The JV’s valuation potential is projected at Rs 18,000–30,000 crore over the next decade, with the venture expected to be accretive to Mahindra Finance’s return on assets
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Preliminary inquiry finds no criminality or insider trading; accounting lapses seen as omissions, not wilful misstatements.
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While the incident occurred on August 8, 2023, it was escalated to the bank’s board much later and has caught the regulator’s attention in the current year’s annual inspection.
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According to Ace Equity data, state-owned lenders have seen a 6-60 bps reduction in NIMs between Q4FY25 and Q2FY26. Similarly, private banks saw a reduction in NIMs of 6-41 bps, and small finance banks by 10-8 bps.
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After launching its insurance arm in NCR and Hyderabad, Apollo eyes expansion through digital and call centre-led sales while preparing select in-store rollouts by FY27
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Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s push for a fresh phase of public-sector bank consolidation is a strategic bet on scale, competitiveness and credit depth that India’s growth trajectory now requires.
