Showing posts with label State Bank of India (SBI). Show all posts
Showing posts with label State Bank of India (SBI). Show all posts
Monday, 29 August 2016

Why did banks ‘over-finance’ road projects, asks Parliamentary panel

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SBI submitted before the committee that the projects may be approved only after ensuring 90 per cent of land acquisition is completed. ...
Friday, 8 July 2016

NPA sales down to a trickle of just 2% of total bad loans

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Notwithstanding rising bad loan problems in the system, sale of stressed assets to asset reconstruction companies (ARCs) in 2015-16 was on...
Thursday, 7 July 2016

Bankers to conduct marathon meetings to deal with stressed cases

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Bankers also intend to evaluate the feasibility of a new financial structuring scheme introduced by the Reserve Bank of India in June I...
Thursday, 17 March 2016

Banks put up a united front on stressed assets

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The message from bankers to the top management of stressed firms was clear: banks are willing to help only if the need is genuine and promo...
Tuesday, 15 March 2016

Top 10 tips to boost investing results in 2016.

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1. Keep an eye on the Fed (and other central banks) Central banks may not be in the driver's seat when it comes to world markets ri...
Wednesday, 9 March 2016

Banks with strong networks will find takers

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Mumbai The government, which recently stepped up focus on consolidating weaker public sector banks (PSBs), plans to reduce the number from ...
Tuesday, 8 March 2016

DRT freezes Vijay Mallya’s sweetheart deal with Diageo

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Debt recovery tribunal says payment to Vijay Mallya can’t be made until case filed by SBI, other lenders is disposed of Bengaluru:  UB ...

Sebi may peg M&A ‘control’ cap at 25%

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Regulator’s move is aimed at removing ambiguities that companies confront during takeovers Mumbai:  The market regulator is set to clari...

Banks will have to lower lending rates in April

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Mumbai Irrespective of whether the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) cuts its policy rate on or before the April 5 policy review, banks will hav...

Six or more anchor banks likely to lead consolidation

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The government will identify six to ten public sector banks which will drive the consolidation process among the state-owned banks, accord...