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PSU Banks Seek Higher Capital Infusion From Government
Under the Indradhanush roadmap announced last year, the government will infuse Rs 25,000 crore in PSU banks during the current fiscal.
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Bankruptcy Code to Help Unlock Unproductive Capital: Yes Bank
A strong and robust bankruptcy code will give a fillip to the government's reform process for the banking industry as it will help in unlocking the unproductive capital stuck in the economy, Yes Bank head Rana Kapoor has said.
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Finance Ministry Seeks Banks' View on More Capital Infusion
Pursuant to public sector banks' revamp plan, Indradhanush, Finance Ministry has asked NPA-laden state-run lenders to present their business plans to understand their incremental capital requirement following the RBI directives to clean up their books.
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Bad Loans Turn Worse in 2015, Banks Bet on Reforms
As the burden of bad loans turned worse for the country's banks in 2015, especially the state-run players, they are betting big on the seven-point 'Indradhanush' reforms to bounce back in the New Year and expect more steps from the government and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to clean up their books.
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PSU Banks Need to Evolve Sales, Service Culture: PNB Chief
She also said the newly announced seven-point plan 'Indradhanush' for the revival of PSU banks is the first major comprehensive announcement in this regard, as against the earlier practice of reforms in 'bits-and-pieces'.
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PSU Banks Seek Higher Capital Infusion From Government
Under the Indradhanush roadmap announced last year, the government will infuse Rs 25,000 crore in PSU banks during the current fiscal.
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Bankruptcy Code to Help Unlock Unproductive Capital: Yes Bank
A strong and robust bankruptcy code will give a fillip to the government's reform process for the banking industry as it will help in unlocking the unproductive capital stuck in the economy, Yes Bank head Rana Kapoor has said.
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Finance Ministry Seeks Banks' View on More Capital Infusion
Pursuant to public sector banks' revamp plan, Indradhanush, Finance Ministry has asked NPA-laden state-run lenders to present their business plans to understand their incremental capital requirement following the RBI directives to clean up their books.
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Bad Loans Turn Worse in 2015, Banks Bet on Reforms
As the burden of bad loans turned worse for the country's banks in 2015, especially the state-run players, they are betting big on the seven-point 'Indradhanush' reforms to bounce back in the New Year and expect more steps from the government and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to clean up their books.
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PSU Banks Need to Evolve Sales, Service Culture: PNB Chief
She also said the newly announced seven-point plan 'Indradhanush' for the revival of PSU banks is the first major comprehensive announcement in this regard, as against the earlier practice of reforms in 'bits-and-pieces'.
