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  • India retail banking a 'nice oasis' for foreign lenders Deutsche, HSBC, peers

    Easing regulations and a surge in online banking are driving the change, with several overseas lenders increasing investment plans for the country to win affluent clients away from domestic rivals, senior bankers told Reuters.

  • Ex-PM Manmohan Singh sees 2% fall in GDP due to demonetization

    While most economists and financial market experts have hailed the move as a long term positive for the economy, they see it hurting growth in the short term. Many broking firms have lowered their GDP estimates for FY17, and some economists feel the slowdown could prolong into FY18 as well

  • ECB's Ewald Nowotny says Europe not facing new banking crisis

    During the event, Nowotny described as overblown warnings by some critics that the euro could fail as a currency, and said the problems were with certain member states.

  • Green woes keep fgn banks away from $3.3 bn Coal India sale

    Several senior executives at foreign investment banks in Mumbai said 'green' concerns had clouded Coal India since its listing five years ago, and few were keen to take on a deal that could tarnish their public image.

  • Is this third wave of financial crisis? Goldman thinks so

    The emerging market wave, coinciding with the collapse in commodity prices, follows the US stage, which marked the fallout from the housing crash, and the European stage, when the US crisis spread to the continent's sovereign debt, the bank said.

  • Indian biz sentiment boosted by June rate cut: Study

    Deutsche Boerse's MNI India Business Sentiment Indicator, a gauge of current sentiment among BSE-listed companies, rose by 7.7 percent to 67.1 in June from 62.3 in May. Results of the June business survey provide a tentative sign that the downturn in overall sentiment may have bottomed, it said.

  • See 33,000 Sensex by Dec; like cement, engg, oil: Deutsche

    Laijawala said the economy was showing signs of recovery and that it would reflect in corporate earnings from the second half of this fiscal.He was confident that the government would soon increase public investment.

  • AI ties up with abroad banks for financing of 3 Dreamliners

    Air India has already taken the delivery of one aircraft late last month, and the remaining two are scheduled to be delivered to the carrier by this month and in June 2015. "The bridge financing of this aircraft (the already delivered) was arranged by Deutsche and Standard Chartered Banks.

  • Budget 2015-16: Capital, infra spend will be crucial, say Walker, Sanyal

    Jim Walker is overweight on India on imporving corporate earnings and subdued commodity prices.

  • Deutsche Bank downgrades JSW Steel bonds to ‘hold‘

    The brokerage said key upside risks to the rating included the current strong market technicals, steel price recovery in India and continued decline in raw material costs.

  • YES Bank to foray into mutual fund biz; may buy an AMC

    YES Bank said the asset management business will complement the bank's retail liabilities strategy, strengthen multi-product customer engagement and also allow the bank to leverage its distribution network for customer acquisition

  • Gold up 4th straight wk, Deutsche quits gold price-setting

    The market was surprised by news of Deustche Bank withdrawing from gold and silver benchmark setting, or fixing, as German regulators investigate suspected manipulation of precious metals prices by banks.

  • Despite early chill, 2014 to be hot year for mkt: Deutsche

    The Sensex has shed over 450 points in 2014 so far, making it the second worst New Year show in nearly two decades, but the leading foreign brokerage is hopeful of Indian equities touching new peaks in coming months.

  • India not to be affected much by Fed taper: Deutsche

    The US jobs data on Friday came in stronger than expectation reigniting the fear that the Federal Reserve may soon begin pulling back its monetary stimulus.

  • Rupee between mild gains, sharp falls: Deutsche

    Rupee will oscillate between "mild appreciation in good times and sharp depreciation in bad times" unless the twin deficits are addressed through a return to investment-led growth and reduced inflation, says Deutsche Bank.

  • No improvement in Infosys business outlook: Deutsche

    Infosys has not seen any changes to its near-term business outlook, Deutsche Bank says in a report, citing a conversation with CFO V. Balakrishnan.

  • Carlyle, Warburg Pincus sell India shares as mkt rebounds

    U.S. private equity firms Carlyle Group and Warburg Pincus took advantage of India's recent stock market gains to pare stakes in two financial companies in deals worth USD 440 million, a sign of investor wariness about the sustainability of the current rally.

  • Money managers say inequality risks social contract

    Rising inequality both within countries and between nations have reached critical levels that need to be addressed to avoid trade, tax and regulatory backlashes that could strangle an already wounded world economy, European money managers say.

  • CEO SPOTLIGHT: Keki Mistry, cricket buff after office hours

    What very few people would know about him is that Mistry is very fond of Hindi music, and trained as a boxer while at college, even though it is cricket that excites him more.

  • Reward seems more attractive in smallcap: Ridham Desai

    The combination of recent performance, volatility in earnings growth and valuations make midcaps the most attractive investment option over 1-3 years.

  • Patni-iGate deal positive: Experts

    Cheering up the deal, experts feel that the deal is positive. Moshe Katri, MD, Cowen & Co, Rohit Kumar Anand of PINC Research and Sandip Agarwal, IT Analyst at Antique Stock Broking gave their perspective.

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