Depositors

Parliamentary panel for stringent punishment to deal with unregulated deposit schemes to protect gullible investors

The bill was introduced in the Lok Sabha on 18 July this year and was referred to the committee on 10 August for scrutiny.

Deregistered companies decline to claim Rs 37,500 cr: Revelation is first tangible outcome of demonetisation

The Narendra Modi government functionaries and its sympathisers have been taking enormous pains from the date of demonetisation of high-value notes of Rs 500 and Rs 100 to underscore the point that the fruits of demonetisation would be available in the medium to long-term

Reserve Bank of India cancels licence of Rajasthan-based Bhilwara Mahila Urban Co-op Bank

Bhilwara Mahila Urban Co-operative Bank' s licence has been cut from 31 August 2018

Your money is safe in banks, rumours being spread about deposits, says Narendra Modi on FRDI

Narendra Modi says with FRDI Bill, government was trying to strengthen banking system by policy initiatives on a daily basis

Yashwant Sinha should leave the depositors of demonetised notes alone; Modi govt is after the crooks

Modi government must be lauded for applying the squeeze on the crooks, for smoking them out

Silencing demonetisation critics: It's time Modi govt should boldly publish names of money launderers

The Modi government must therefore silence the critics by nailing dubious deposits made during the demonetisation period

SBI's Rs 5,000 minimum balance rule may face govt resistance, but then why spare private, foreign banks ?

The idea of making these arguments is not to justify SBI rules but to make the point that SBI has every right to operate in a level playing field like its rivals, which is critical for its healthy survival

Demonetisation: Why now spread the indelible ink, leave the depositors and withdrawers alone

The government seems to say it would use different inks (colors) but the moot question is why harass depositors and withdrawers at all

Small borrowers to gain as large companies ditch banks for cheaper corporate debt

For the time being, it appears that capital-constrained banks would have to remain as passive players in the game. But, the good news is that with companies increasingly moving to the bond market from banks, small borrowers—institutions and individuals—would get greater attention in the bank-loan market.