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    • Sebi working group proposes broader price band, higher order size for block deals

      Existing rules for block deals were framed in 2017 and required tweaks due to increase in market size and other developments. Sebi had formed a working group which has shared its recommendations.

    • RBI releases report on review of liquidity management framework

      The working group has recommended maintaining the present corridor system with call money rate as the target rate.

    • Priority Sector Lending norms negative for foreign banks

      The report is a recommendation given by a working group, so it is not yet the law. The priority sector used to take away 40 percent of the total loans given and there is a status quo over that.

    • India, US officials meet to increase alliance in energy

      Top officials from India and the US are holding a series of meetings here to strengthen collaboration in the energy sector with special focus on mobilising clean and affordable sources for their requirements.

    • UN experts warn of resurgence of mercenaries

      A group of UN experts is warning of an alarming resurgence in the use of mercenaries around the world.

    • Report changes recovery practice in NBFCs:Shriram Transport

      Speaking to CNBC-TV18, R Shridhar, managing director of Shriram Transport Finance pointed out that the new norms will call for a change in the recovery practices of getting back loans given, followed by the companies.

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