Manojit Saha And Mehul Shah

Stories by Manojit Saha And Mehul Shah

Public sector banks roll out red carpet for MBAs

Public sector banks roll out red carpet for MBAs

Rediff.com   16 Nov 2009

Typically, those from the IIMs, Xavier Labour Relations Institute and Indian School of Business joined at Scale III, but graduates from other B-schools were recruited in scale II.

Idle capital: A problem for many Indian banks

Idle capital: A problem for many Indian banks

Rediff.com   13 Nov 2009

Low cost of funds and low credit growth have meant unprecedented levels of capital adequacy ratios (CARs) for banks.

Govt to up stakes in 3 banks

Govt to up stakes in 3 banks

Rediff.com   13 Oct 2009

The government is set to increase its stake in Bank of Baroda (BoB), Oriental Bank of Commerce (OBC) and Dena Bank.

SBI begins selective repricing of loans

SBI begins selective repricing of loans

Rediff.com   7 Oct 2009

The move is aimed at improving margins.

Interest rates unlikely to rise in FY10: Bankers

Interest rates unlikely to rise in FY10: Bankers

Rediff.com   30 Sep 2009

In addition, bankers also told Business Standard that they did not expect the central bank to hike policy rates or the cash reserve ratio in the third quarter review scheduled for October 27 as inflation was not rising fast though inflationary expectations were there.

Private placement debuts in public sector banks

Private placement debuts in public sector banks

Rediff.com   22 Sep 2009

Punjab & Sind Bank plans to offer 5% each to top institutions

Curbs on ATM transactions to trouble customers

Curbs on ATM transactions to trouble customers

Rediff.com   1 Sep 2009

The only thing that's clear is the October 15 deadline for the end of free third-party ATM use.

Regulators' directive to SBI's insurance partner

Regulators' directive to SBI's insurance partner

Rediff.com   19 Aug 2009

The government and financial sector regulators have prevailed on Insurance Australia Group (IAG) to route its investment in a general insurance venture with State Bank of India through Singapore, instead of the original proposal to bring the money through a Mauritian subsidiary.

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