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In Rotomac Case, CBI Questions Former Bank Of Baroda CMD, 5 Others
- Wednesday April 18, 2018
- India News | Press Trust of India
The CBI has questioned six former senior officials of Bank of Baroda, including its former Chairman-cum- Managing Director (CMD) MD Mallya, in connection with Rs 2,919-crore alleged loan fraud by Rotomac, officials said here.
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Bank of Baroda aims to maintain 3.41-3.61% net interest margin in FY13
- Sunday May 6, 2012
"In FY13, our margins will be plus or minus 10 basis points of the margin level reported in the last financial year," said Chairman and Managing Director of the bank.
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Deregulation may not lead to immediate rise in savings deposit rates: Bankers
- Saturday November 26, 2011
- NDTV Correspondent
Depositors have a reason to cheer as the RBI, in its monetary policy review today, has freed up savings bank deposit rates with immediate effect. Banks are now free to determine their own savings rate subject to some conditions. However, this will cause a big dent on the margins of banks, particularly PSU banks. In a press conference, Pratip...
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In Rotomac Case, CBI Questions Former Bank Of Baroda CMD, 5 Others
- Wednesday April 18, 2018
- India News | Press Trust of India
The CBI has questioned six former senior officials of Bank of Baroda, including its former Chairman-cum- Managing Director (CMD) MD Mallya, in connection with Rs 2,919-crore alleged loan fraud by Rotomac, officials said here.
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Bank of Baroda aims to maintain 3.41-3.61% net interest margin in FY13
- Sunday May 6, 2012
"In FY13, our margins will be plus or minus 10 basis points of the margin level reported in the last financial year," said Chairman and Managing Director of the bank.
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www.ndtvprofit.com
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Deregulation may not lead to immediate rise in savings deposit rates: Bankers
- Saturday November 26, 2011
- NDTV Correspondent
Depositors have a reason to cheer as the RBI, in its monetary policy review today, has freed up savings bank deposit rates with immediate effect. Banks are now free to determine their own savings rate subject to some conditions. However, this will cause a big dent on the margins of banks, particularly PSU banks. In a press conference, Pratip...
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www.ndtvprofit.com