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  • SBI announces special 35 basis points discount rate for construction finance

    At a time when the government is pushing hard to meet its mission of housing for all by 2022, India's largest bank has announced a special discount rate of 35 basis points for construction finance.

  • The scramble to exchange money

    The scramble to exchange money

  • JLF okays sale of Adhunik Power to Edelweiss ARC

    JLF okays sale of Adhunik Power to Edelweiss ARC

    After a lull, there may finally be some activity as far as the sale of stressed assets is concerned with banks all set to sign the deal for debt-ridden Adhunik Power. CNBC-TV18'S Ritu Singh gives more details.

  • Remittance: Positive effect on social parameters

    Remittance: Positive effect on social parameters

    Enabling Financial Inclusion Through Efficient Remittances, Digitization and Demonetization is a special series which focuses on remittances and their impact on financial inclusion and development in India. CNBC-TV18‘s Ritu Singh talks to a panel of experts who discuss the impact of remittances on the economy and financial inclusion

  • Demonetisation impact: Less than 15% ATMs being loaded with cash daily: Srcs

    Demonetisation impact: Less than 15% ATMs being loaded with cash daily: Srcs

    Cash crunch continues to plague the economy even as the 50-day demonetisation deadline of December 30 approaches.

  • Next 3-4 days to see change in cash availability: ATM Task Force

    Next 3-4 days to see change in cash availability: ATM Task Force

    In the first interview since setting up this committee, Rituraj Sinha, member of the ATM task force says RBI's plan of action will be to deal with the cash crunch that has emerged in the wake of the government‘s demonetisation drive.

  • Focussing on lifestyle space for future growth: Gautam Singhania

    Focussing on lifestyle space for future growth: Gautam Singhania

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18's Ritu Singh, Gautam Singhania, CMD of Raymond Group spoke about the group's focus on lifestyle space for future growth.

  • New S4A norms: More flexibility for banks?

    New S4A norms: More flexibility for banks?

    The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is all set to tweak the rules governing the resolution of bad loans. The Scheme for Sustainable Structuring of Stressed Assets (S4A) may be watered down to allow more flexibility for banks, reports CNBC-TV18.

  • PE funds flood Indian realty, 30% spike in inflows seen in 2016

    PE funds flood Indian realty, 30% spike in inflows seen in 2016

    Private equity investment into Indian real estate is slowly picking up and 2016 is likely to end with a 30 percent spike in total PE investment. That's the good news. The bad news, is that private equity funds have lost their appetite for residential projects, CNBC-TV18's Kevin Lee and Ritu Singh report.

  • Poll: 65% respondents say rate cut unlikely in RBI's policy meet

    Poll: 65% respondents say rate cut unlikely in RBI's policy meet

    As we countdown to Urjit Patel's maiden monetary policy meet on the October 4, the market is hoping for a rate cut. CNBC-TV18 conducted a poll. Watch accompanying video of Ritu Singh with the findings.

  • Weekender: Up, close & personal with Sula's Rajeev Samant

    Weekender: Up, close & personal with Sula's Rajeev Samant

    Watch CNBC-TV18's Ritu Singh in conversation with founder and CEO of Sula Vineyard, Rajeev Samant in a special series of Weekender.

  • Festive Pulse Meter: Bank credit demand revival on cards?

    Festive Pulse Meter: Bank credit demand revival on cards?

    Banks have their hopes pinned on festive season for demand pick up. In the third part of this special series, CNBC-TV18‘s Ritu Singh does a ground check to find out whether the festive offers are good enough to revive credit demand for the sector.

  • ABG Shipyard lenders seek more time from RBI for SDR: Sources

    ABG Shipyard lenders seek more time from RBI for SDR: Sources

    Lenders of ABG Shipyard have written to the Reserve Bank of India seeking more time for dispensation of strategic debt restructuring case, according to people close to the development, reports CNBC-TV18's Ritu Singh.

  • YC Deveshwar's last AGM in an executive role at ITC

    YC Deveshwar's last AGM in an executive role at ITC

    While the 105th annual general meeting threw no light on succession at the comglomerate, Deveshwar left the company with a plan that should take the FMCG revenues to Rs 1 lakh crore by 2030.

  • Credit growth to follow growth pick-up: SBI Chief

    Credit growth to follow growth pick-up: SBI Chief

    Arundhati Bhattacharya, Chairman of SBI said that the bank is certain of recovery going forward as business confidence has been upbeat lately.

  • RBI policy: 95% of CNBC-TV18 polled respondents expect rate cut

    RBI policy: 95% of CNBC-TV18 polled respondents expect rate cut

    With finance ministry sticking to its fiscal deficit targets, and also cutting small savings rates, all the top economists and treasury heads polled by CNBC-TV18 expect Governor Rajan to deliver a rate cut.

  • MIP for steel is very important: KM Birla

    MIP for steel is very important: KM Birla

    CNBC-TV18's Ritu Singh caught up with Kumar Mangalam Birla, Chairman of Aditya Birla Group. He says the government is not wrong in imposing a minimum import price (MIP) for steel products at a time when other countries are doing all they can to safeguard their domestic industry.

  • Will support GST if Bengal govt interests protected: Amit Mitra

    Will support GST if Bengal govt interests protected: Amit Mitra

    Amit Mitra, Finance, Commerce and Industry Minister, West Bengal says TMC's manifesto had proposed a single tax system reflecting the government‘s support for GST back in 2009.

  • Here are the glimpses of the controversies in the year 2015

    Here are the glimpses of the controversies in the year 2015

    Alexander Matthew and Ritu Singh of CNBC-TV18 are bringing you the game changing stories from the year that went by. Here are the glimpse of the controversies from the automotive to the food sector, scams that left the Indian industry shaken.

  • Amtek Auto slips 28%; some relief may be on cards

    Amtek Auto slips 28%; some relief may be on cards

    Amtek Auto down 28 percent on the back of concerns of debt repayment issues. CNBC-TV18 learns that there may be some relief in store for the company. Ritu Singh has the details.

  • See FY16 credit cost at 70 bps; exposures assured: Yes Bank

    See FY16 credit cost at 70 bps; exposures assured: Yes Bank

    Speaking to CNBC-TV18,  Rajat Monga CFO, YES Bank says the bank has restructured two borrower's accounts in the road sector for the quarter, totalling to about 20-21 bps on the banks' loan book.

  • Banks to woo customers with new digital offerings

    Banks to woo customers with new digital offerings

    Banks are getting increasingly aggressive in their digital offerings, with an influx of products in the market offering customers a whole new experience on their mobile apps and e-wallets. CNBC-TV18's Ritu Singh tells you what's driving this change.

  • Brands go to war at the Great Indian Monsoon Sale

    Brands go to war at the Great Indian Monsoon Sale

    As stores open their doors to the end of the season sale, CNBC TV18's Priya Sheth & Ritu Singh take you to ground zero where the war is being fought.

  • Pipavav Defence receives lenders' approval for CDR

    Pipavav Defence receives lenders' approval for CDR

    The much-delayed corporate debt restructuring (CDR) for the debt-laden Pipavav Defence and offshore engineering has finally got the lenders' approval reports CNBC-TV18‘s Ritu Singh.

  • Post IDBI stake sale, LIC our largest shareholder: CARE

    Post IDBI stake sale, LIC our largest shareholder: CARE

    IDBI has recently sold 10 percent stake in CARE Ratings possibly to LIC which is now the largest shareholder.

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