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Bills Likely In Winter Session On Privatising State-Owned Banks
Government is likely to table amendments in the Banking Regulation Act 1949 during the forthcoming Winter session of Parliament
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Bills Likely In Winter Session On Privatising State-Owned Banks
Government is likely to table amendments in the Banking Regulation Act 1949 during the forthcoming Winter session of Parliament
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Bill Gross Is a Cautionary Tale for Any Future Bond Kings
After leaving Pimco, Gross was too unconstrained for his own good.
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Bill That Seeks To Set Up DNA Banks On Centre's Agenda Tomorrow
The Union Cabinet will take a call tomorrow on a bill which seeks to set up DNA data banks across India to store profiles, and also impose jail term of up to three years on those who leak the information stored in such facilities.
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Andhra Bank To Launch Bharat Bill Payment Service Soon
Andhra Bank will soon launch a Bharat Bill Payment service, to enable customers to make all utility bill payments.
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Australia PM Tony Abbott Rules Out Early Election as Budget Sell Begins
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott ruled out an early election Wednesday as he embarked on a budget sell, as opponents accused the government of delaying fiscal repair to win votes.
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With banking laws amended, more banks may come up next year
Bad loans of the public sector banks stood at Rs 1.43 lakh crore as of September 2012, up from Rs 1.12 trillion as of March 31, 2012.
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Banking Bill passed; Reliance, Religare gear up for banking foray
A day after the Lok Sabha passed the Banking Amendment Bill, RBI deputy governor KC Chakrabarty said the process of issuing new bank licences would now be expedited.
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Banking Bill passed; Reliance, Religare gear up for banking foray
Corporate houses interested in setting up new banks, including Reliance and Religare, have begun doing the groundwork after a key Bill was passed in the Lok Sabha last evening.
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Lok Sabha passes Banking Bill, clears way for new banking licenses
The Lok Sabha yesterday passed the Banking (Amendment) Bill, aimed at attracting more foreign investment into the banking industry in yet another move by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to open up Asia's third-largest economy.
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Financial, banking shares gain after Banking Bill passed
Shares in non-banking financial companies such as Shriram Transport Finance gained on Wednesday a day after the Banking Bill, laying the groundwork for the issuance of new bank licenses, was approved by the Lok Sabha
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Banking Bill passed by Lok Sabha: 5 facts
In the works since around 2005, the amendments proposed in the Banking Laws Amendment Bill, 2011, have been passed in the Lok Sabha. The amendments pave the way for the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to issue new bank licences, and also opens door for more foreign investment into the sector. Here are five facts about the Bill:
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Banking Bill passed by Lok Sabha: Who said what
Corporate India today welcomed the passage of the Banking Amendment Bill, which aims at drawing foreign investment to the banking sector by increasing shareholders' voting rights, among other things.
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Lok Sabha passes Banking Bill, clears way for new banking licenses
The Lok Sabha today passed the Banking (Amendment) Bill, aimed at attracting more foreign investment into the banking industry in yet another move by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to open up Asia's third-largest economy.
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UPA reforms agenda hit again, three major bills turned down
After the ignominy of being forced to suspend its reforms in retail, the government suffered more injury today - a parliamentary committee has rejected three major bills that were meant to prove the UPA has not been reduced to a government incapable of strident reform.
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Bills Likely In Winter Session On Privatising State-Owned Banks
Government is likely to table amendments in the Banking Regulation Act 1949 during the forthcoming Winter session of Parliament
-
Bills Likely In Winter Session On Privatising State-Owned Banks
Government is likely to table amendments in the Banking Regulation Act 1949 during the forthcoming Winter session of Parliament
-
Bill Gross Is a Cautionary Tale for Any Future Bond Kings
After leaving Pimco, Gross was too unconstrained for his own good.
-
Bill That Seeks To Set Up DNA Banks On Centre's Agenda Tomorrow
The Union Cabinet will take a call tomorrow on a bill which seeks to set up DNA data banks across India to store profiles, and also impose jail term of up to three years on those who leak the information stored in such facilities.
-
Andhra Bank To Launch Bharat Bill Payment Service Soon
Andhra Bank will soon launch a Bharat Bill Payment service, to enable customers to make all utility bill payments.
-
Australia PM Tony Abbott Rules Out Early Election as Budget Sell Begins
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott ruled out an early election Wednesday as he embarked on a budget sell, as opponents accused the government of delaying fiscal repair to win votes.
-
With banking laws amended, more banks may come up next year
Bad loans of the public sector banks stood at Rs 1.43 lakh crore as of September 2012, up from Rs 1.12 trillion as of March 31, 2012.
-
Banking Bill passed; Reliance, Religare gear up for banking foray
A day after the Lok Sabha passed the Banking Amendment Bill, RBI deputy governor KC Chakrabarty said the process of issuing new bank licences would now be expedited.
-
Banking Bill passed; Reliance, Religare gear up for banking foray
Corporate houses interested in setting up new banks, including Reliance and Religare, have begun doing the groundwork after a key Bill was passed in the Lok Sabha last evening.
-
Lok Sabha passes Banking Bill, clears way for new banking licenses
The Lok Sabha yesterday passed the Banking (Amendment) Bill, aimed at attracting more foreign investment into the banking industry in yet another move by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to open up Asia's third-largest economy.
-
Financial, banking shares gain after Banking Bill passed
Shares in non-banking financial companies such as Shriram Transport Finance gained on Wednesday a day after the Banking Bill, laying the groundwork for the issuance of new bank licenses, was approved by the Lok Sabha
-
Banking Bill passed by Lok Sabha: 5 facts
In the works since around 2005, the amendments proposed in the Banking Laws Amendment Bill, 2011, have been passed in the Lok Sabha. The amendments pave the way for the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to issue new bank licences, and also opens door for more foreign investment into the sector. Here are five facts about the Bill:
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Banking Bill passed by Lok Sabha: Who said what
Corporate India today welcomed the passage of the Banking Amendment Bill, which aims at drawing foreign investment to the banking sector by increasing shareholders' voting rights, among other things.
-
Lok Sabha passes Banking Bill, clears way for new banking licenses
The Lok Sabha today passed the Banking (Amendment) Bill, aimed at attracting more foreign investment into the banking industry in yet another move by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to open up Asia's third-largest economy.
-
UPA reforms agenda hit again, three major bills turned down
After the ignominy of being forced to suspend its reforms in retail, the government suffered more injury today - a parliamentary committee has rejected three major bills that were meant to prove the UPA has not been reduced to a government incapable of strident reform.
