RBI is trying to fix the distribution aspect of mis-selling. The role of mutual funds and insurers remains unaddressed. Sebi and IRDAI have to step up to address core issues
Over 14 months beginning December 2024, RBI injected almost Rs 18 trillion of permanent liquidity. Yet, yields hardened. This was because large-scale dollar sales by the central bank offset the liquidity surge
Many bankers believe that ambiguities in overseas investment and unofficial curbs discourage outflows.
In the backdrop of a shallow talent pool for the top job at private banks, isn’t it time to widen the search and look overseas
The proposal to evaluate 26% ceiling on voting rights is viewed as a step towards removing the restrictions around foreign banks taking strategic initiatives. Change will be applicable only to banks operating through the wholly owned subsidiary route.
Stronger banks will pay less, weaker banks will pay more, and the rules of risk are being rewritten
The recent measures to prop up MSME financing could allow banks to pursue more lending activities to capital-intensive sectors
Setty said this transition would require banks and markets to prepare for a new funding architecture
A pattern which started in 2020 has become the playbook for private banks. Does this suggest reluctance to hire young dynamic private bankers or signal a lack of leadership bench strength in private banks?
Sitharaman says strong balance sheets give government room to re-examine banking structure; terms of reference yet to be finalised
After a sharp 15 percent correction in gold prices since Jan 30, the central bank is said to have sharpened its oversight on banks and NBFCs
India has not offered market access in legal services under the proposed agreement with the EU.
Net interest income (NII) increased 9 percent year on year to Rs 2,653 crore, compared with Rs 2,431 crore a year ago
In the December quarter, the rupee depreciated 1.21 percent, even falling past the psychological mark of 91 against the dollar as Trump's tariff continued to weigh on the currency
Valuations reasonable and there is no major concern about asset quality or capital adequacy
Your cheapest option is not always your safest one, and the “future of finance” is not one single lane.
Loan growth had slowed sharply in mid-2025 due, in part, to stricter regulations, but recovered strongly since then
The decline in the weighted average lending rate on fresh and outstanding rupee loans was higher in the case of private banks relative to public sector banks after the cumulative 100 bps rate cut by RBI. On the deposit side, transmission was higher for public sector banks compared to private banks in case of fresh term deposits.
Scale brings the ability to absorb losses, to make losses look insignificant, and thereby give the impetus to grow without having to fear about how the profit and loss statement will look. If the economy must fast forward growth in the next ten years, that’s the need of the hour for Indian banking system
Banks brace for a slow NIM recovery while NBFCs gain early from cheaper market borrowings
Recently, Switzerland’s judiciary set aside the decision of its central bank to completely strike down the value of Credit Suisse’s AT-1 bonds when it was acquired by UBS. Will it open the pandora’s box back home where a similar matter is up for consideration at the Supreme Court?
Of the total fund raising, majority of the funds has been raised by IRFC worth Rs 2.981.65 crore and ICICI Bank worth Rs 3,945 crore.
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
That’s a shift from a few weeks ago — before the latest US curbs, which took effect on Friday