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    A daily round-up of the most interesting articles to help jump-start the day.

  • ICICI Bank to redeem bonds worth $340 mn

    ICICI Bank to redeem bonds worth $340 mn

    ICICI Bank today said it will this month-end redeem bonds worth USD 340 million, issued by its Bahrain branch in 2006.

  • Rupee to be volatile as 2013 NRI dollar deposits mature: Kotak

    Rupee to be volatile as 2013 NRI dollar deposits mature: Kotak

    Kotak Securities expects the banking system to face bouts of USD shortage during when these deposits mature, as exporters generally deliver only a part of their contracts and roll over the rest.

  • Bonds remain mixed, call rate ends higher

    Bonds remain mixed, call rate ends higher

    The government securities (G-Sec) closed mixed on alternate bouts of buying and selling, while call money rates ended slightly higher at the overnight call money market here today on good demand from borrowing banks.

  • Federal Bank offers 10% on 1000-day deposits

    Federal Bank offers 10% on 1000-day deposits

    Kerala-based private sector lender Federal Bank today offered an interest rate of 10% for resident and non-resident deposits for 1,000 days' maturity, effective today through August 17.

  • Suzlon bondholders approve extension of June FCCBs

    Suzlon bondholders approve extension of June FCCBs

    Suzlon bondholders approve extension of June FCCBs

  • Subex gets RBI nod to extend maturity of FCCBs to July 9

    Subex gets RBI nod to extend maturity of FCCBs to July 9

    Bangalore-based software company Subex has received Reserve Bank of India approval to extend maturity period of all its FCCBs (foreign currency convertible bonds) to July 9 from March 9.

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