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  • Slow spending by India government may prompt more cash infusion: Report

    Over the past three weeks, the government has announced three buybacks of short-term securities along with a change in the planned treasury bill borrowings for the next six weeks.

  • Editor's Take | Takeaways from RBI’s financial stability report

    Editor's Take | Takeaways from RBI’s financial stability report

    The report speaks of greater supervision on the NBFCs as they are no longer a small segment in the economy with their outstanding loans being close to 20 percent of the banking system.

  • Editor's Take | Post default, will Naresh Goyal cede control of Jet Airways?

    Editor's Take | Post default, will Naresh Goyal cede control of Jet Airways?

    For an airline that loses around Rs 14 crore a day, Jet Airways faces an uphill task to raise capital and skirt insolvency proceedings.

  • Vijaya Bank to get Rs 220 crore capital infusion from govt

    Vijaya Bank to get Rs 220 crore capital infusion from govt

    "Government has decided to infuse capital funds to the tune of Rs 220 crore in Vijaya Bank by way of preferential allotment of equity in favour of Government of India as part of capital infusion for financial year 2015-16," Vijaya Bank said in a BSE filing.

  • As banks tighten grip, Bhushan looks at infusion lifeline

    As banks tighten grip, Bhushan looks at infusion lifeline

    After the arrest of its vice chairman Neeraj Singhal in a bribery-for-loan case, Bhushan Steel is under increasing pressure to infuse more funds to assure lenders it can service its mammoth Rs 40,000 crore debt burden.

  • AI equity infusion: Govt taken to task by Parliament panel

    AI equity infusion: Govt taken to task by Parliament panel

    The government was taken to task today by a parliamentary committee for not infusing the entire equity amount of Rs 8,574 crore in the current fiscal in Air India as required by its Turnaround Plan (TAP), saying such shortfall would adversely affect its profitability.

  • SBI fixes issue price at Rs 2312 for preferential allotment

    SBI fixes issue price at Rs 2312 for preferential allotment

    State Bank of India today said it has fixed issue price of Rs 2,312.78 a share for preferential allotment to the government to raise Rs 3,004 crore as part of the capital infusion plan for the this fiscal.

  • Central Bank to raise Rs 2,046 cr capital next month

    Central Bank to raise Rs 2,046 cr capital next month

    Public sector Central Bank of India will raise capital up to Rs 2,046 crore by mid-March through a preferential allotment route as part of the capital infusion by the government.

  • Union Bank to get Rs 2,500 cr capital infusion

    Union Bank to get Rs 2,500 cr capital infusion

    State-owned Union Bank of India today said it will get a capital infusion of Rs 2,500 crore as part of the government's plan to recapitalise the public sector banks.

  • SBI to get lion share of Rs 12,200 cr bank infusion

    SBI to get lion share of Rs 12,200 cr bank infusion

    The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) today cleared the proposal to infuse Rs 12,200 crore in public sector banks. Aakanksha Sethi of CNBC-TV18 gives the details of the recapitalisation.

  • India new bank capital rules to start in April: RBI

    India new bank capital rules to start in April: RBI

    India will start implementing new global capital rules for banks, known as Basel III, from April 1, 2013 rather than the beginning of January, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) said on Friday.

  • KFA still NPA, it must find ways to raise more money: SBI

    KFA still NPA, it must find ways to raise more money: SBI

    Moving onto the turbulence in the aviation sector, State Bank of India (SBI) on Tuesday clarified that with the government injecting capital in the ailing Air India, the airline's restructuring won't hurt banks significantly.

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