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Bank frauds: Relevant to ask if those auditing balance sheets have truly done their duty, says President Ram Nath Kovind
• 7 years agoWhen banking scandals take place, large borrowers abscond and leave their banks in the lurch or as in the Satyam case, where promoters themselves embezzled funds, it represents a breach of faith, President Ram Nath Kovind said.
Gramin bank kiosks in Madhya Pradesh are following corrupt practices
Namrata Gulati Sapra • 7 years agoIn parts of Madhya Pradesh, some banks seem intent on driving the poor to the moneylenders by turning banking into a backbreaking ordeal.
Manipur discovers the transformative power of small banks and micro loans
Armstrong Chanambam • 7 years agoLoans are issued only after meticulously screening clients and taking approval from their guarantors.
Hiker to walk from Kanyakumari to Srinagar to raise awareness on financial and digital literacy for women
• 8 years agoAs a Champion for Change with Empower Women Initiative, Srishti Bakshi decided to put her skills and knowledge set to use for the benefit of humanity.
As equities boom, stock market inclusion can be the next big thing to propel economic growth
Vardhana Pawaskar • 8 years agoToday we have around three crore registered investors in the capital markets, which form barely two percent of the entire population.
Demonetisation: HRD ministry plans month-long campaign to spread digital awareness among students
• 8 years agoIn the wake of demonetisation, the HRD Ministry is planning a month-long campaign, beginning 12 December, to spread awareness about digital transactions among university students and teachers across the country.
Survey finds 76% of Indian adults not well verse with basic financial concepts
Fp Staff • 9 years agoGlobal survey results from S&P come following interviews of more than 150,000 adults across over 140 countries
Money Matters: For your kids' sake, let them take this test
Bindisha • 11 years agoWhen it comes to kids today, just imparting regular education is not enough. They have to be made financially literate as well.