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Tata Sons To Go For Public Listing After RBI Rejects Application: Report
The Reserve Bank has rejected Tata Sons' application to surrender its core investment company registration, killing the Tata Group holding company's attempt to avoid a mandatory stock-market listing and setting the stage for it to become publicly traded, sources said on Saturday.
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ISRO's Former Chief S Somnath Appointed To RBI Board
S Somnath, former chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro), was on Thursday appointed to the central board of the Reserve Bank.
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New RBI Rules: How Your Home, Personal Loan EMIs Will Change In 2027
Home-loan rates currently start at around 7.1-7.25% for strongest borrowers. Most salaried borrowers are broadly seeing rates in the 7.5-8.5% range.
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'No Threats, No Late Night Calls': RBI Issues New Rules For Loan Recovery
The RBI has also barred threatening, abusive or intimidating language. Agents cannot make anonymous or threatening calls.
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RBI To Roll Out Plastic Rs 10, Rs 20 Notes. Will Paper Money Still Work?
The RBI will issue 100 crore Rs 10 notes and 100 crore Rs 20 notes, taking the total trial to 200 crore polymer banknotes worth around Rs 3,000 crore.
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RBI Grade B Phase 2 Admit Card 2026 Released; Exam On July 25, 26
RBI has released the Grade B Phase 2 admit card for 2026. Candidates can download it from the official website using their credentials.
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RBI Young Professionals Posts: Registration Ends Tomorrow, Earn Rs 1.5 Lakh
Selected candidates get a three-year contract with a monthly stipend of Rs 1.5 lakh, extendable up to five years.
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RBI Examining "Pros And Cons" Of Plastic Currency Notes, No Decision Yet
RBI is currently evaluating both the potential advantages and challenges associated with polymer currency before deciding whether to proceed with its introduction.
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India's 7.8% Q4 Growth Vs Global Peers: How RBI is Managing Stress
India's GDP growth has been strong even as many countries succumbed to the shock in direct or indirect ways.
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Why RBI Isn't Fighting The Rupee's Fall Like It Did During 2013 Crisis
The Indian rupee has been one of the worst performers this year. Its value has eroded by over 2.3 per cent since April.
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How Countries Use Interest Rates To Tackle War-Driven Supply Shocks
Four years before the Iran war started, the Russia-Ukraine war had introduced a similar situation of commodity shock. In response, the central banks of several countries had hiked their interest rates.
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RBI's Currency Makeover: Why Polymer Notes Are Important
Unlike paper currency, polymer notes are more durable and resistant to dirt and moisture, factors that are especially relevant in India's climate and usage conditions.
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US Hunger Crisis Worsens Beyond Covid Years: New York Fed
More Americans are suffering from hunger this year than during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York said Wednesday.
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Banks Can't Disable Mobile Phones Of Defaulting Borrowers: RBI Proposal
A bank will be allowed to restrict or disable functionalities of a defaulting borrower's mobile device, provided the device is financed by the lender.
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RBI In Talks With Banks To Assess Risks Posed By Anthropic's Mythos: Report
RBI officials have, over the past fortnight, held consultations on Mythos-related risks with counterparts in the US Federal Reserve.
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Tata Sons To Go For Public Listing After RBI Rejects Application: Report
The Reserve Bank has rejected Tata Sons' application to surrender its core investment company registration, killing the Tata Group holding company's attempt to avoid a mandatory stock-market listing and setting the stage for it to become publicly traded, sources said on Saturday.
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ISRO's Former Chief S Somnath Appointed To RBI Board
S Somnath, former chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro), was on Thursday appointed to the central board of the Reserve Bank.
-
New RBI Rules: How Your Home, Personal Loan EMIs Will Change In 2027
Home-loan rates currently start at around 7.1-7.25% for strongest borrowers. Most salaried borrowers are broadly seeing rates in the 7.5-8.5% range.
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'No Threats, No Late Night Calls': RBI Issues New Rules For Loan Recovery
The RBI has also barred threatening, abusive or intimidating language. Agents cannot make anonymous or threatening calls.
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RBI To Roll Out Plastic Rs 10, Rs 20 Notes. Will Paper Money Still Work?
The RBI will issue 100 crore Rs 10 notes and 100 crore Rs 20 notes, taking the total trial to 200 crore polymer banknotes worth around Rs 3,000 crore.
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RBI Grade B Phase 2 Admit Card 2026 Released; Exam On July 25, 26
RBI has released the Grade B Phase 2 admit card for 2026. Candidates can download it from the official website using their credentials.
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RBI Young Professionals Posts: Registration Ends Tomorrow, Earn Rs 1.5 Lakh
Selected candidates get a three-year contract with a monthly stipend of Rs 1.5 lakh, extendable up to five years.
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RBI Examining "Pros And Cons" Of Plastic Currency Notes, No Decision Yet
RBI is currently evaluating both the potential advantages and challenges associated with polymer currency before deciding whether to proceed with its introduction.
-
India's 7.8% Q4 Growth Vs Global Peers: How RBI is Managing Stress
India's GDP growth has been strong even as many countries succumbed to the shock in direct or indirect ways.
-
Why RBI Isn't Fighting The Rupee's Fall Like It Did During 2013 Crisis
The Indian rupee has been one of the worst performers this year. Its value has eroded by over 2.3 per cent since April.
-
How Countries Use Interest Rates To Tackle War-Driven Supply Shocks
Four years before the Iran war started, the Russia-Ukraine war had introduced a similar situation of commodity shock. In response, the central banks of several countries had hiked their interest rates.
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RBI's Currency Makeover: Why Polymer Notes Are Important
Unlike paper currency, polymer notes are more durable and resistant to dirt and moisture, factors that are especially relevant in India's climate and usage conditions.
-
US Hunger Crisis Worsens Beyond Covid Years: New York Fed
More Americans are suffering from hunger this year than during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York said Wednesday.
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Banks Can't Disable Mobile Phones Of Defaulting Borrowers: RBI Proposal
A bank will be allowed to restrict or disable functionalities of a defaulting borrower's mobile device, provided the device is financed by the lender.
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RBI In Talks With Banks To Assess Risks Posed By Anthropic's Mythos: Report
RBI officials have, over the past fortnight, held consultations on Mythos-related risks with counterparts in the US Federal Reserve.
