HDFC Credila will use the $100 mn it raises via ECB to grow its retail education loan franchise.
RBI keeps key policy rate unchanged at 6.5% for seventh consecutive time; GDP projected at 7% and inflation at 4.5% for FY25.
Depositors will soon be able to use UPI to deposit cash at cash deposit machines installed at ATMs and bank branches.
RBI’s purpose to review LCR framework is to work towards better management of liquidity risk by banks; it will soon issue a draft circular.
Several Axis Bank credit card customers witnessed unauthorised transactions where they received transaction alerts on certain low-value purchases being carried out at some e-commerce sites.
Nidhu Saxena has been appointed as MD and CEO of Bank of Maharashtra for a period of three years; he moves in from Union Bank of India where he served as executive director.
RBI modifies circular on regulated entities’ investments in alternative investment funds.
Supreme Court also directs SBI Chairman to file affidavit by 5 pm, 21 March indicating that bank has disclosed all details of electoral bonds which were in its possession and custody and no details have been withheld.
BJP tops with Rs 6,986.5 crore; TMC is second-largest recipient of electoral bonds worth Rs 1,397 crore.
Supreme Court directs State Bank of India to disclose unique alpha numeric numbers of electoral bonds, a revelation that would help establish link between donors and political parties.
Relatively unknown companies and several big business houses figure in list of purchasers of electoral bonds submitted by SBI to EC; top purchaser is Coimbatore-based lottery company Future Gaming and Hotel Services.
RBI directs Federal Bank and South Indian Bank to stop issuing new co-branded credit cards, a move that will halt their expansion drives in that growing space.
RBI slaps penalty of Rs 1.4 crore on Bank of India for non-compliance with certain regulatory norms; also imposes fine of Rs 29.55 lakh on Bandhan Bank
Department of Financial Services in a communication addressed to heads of public sector banks has asked them to look at their system and processes related to gold loan.
Political parties purchased 22,217 electoral bonds between 1 April 2019 and 15 February 2024, SBI tells Supreme Court; out of this, 22,030 were redeemed.
