Nachiket Mor

Urjit Patel vs govt: Did Nachiket Mor’s abrupt sacking from RBI's central board worsen the tension?

The removal of Nachiket Mor half-way through his tenure is a rare incident in the RBI and would certainly have not gone down well with the central bank's top brass

Aadhaar: Raghuram Rajan welcomes SC order, says it will help widen financial inclusion

Talking about the NPAs, Rajan said the RBI has given a lot of power to banks to recover bad loans

Banking boom: Here's why telecom firms are the best bet for payments banks

Provided adequate safety measures are in place, the entry of telecom companies can bring in a revolution in banking as we see it today, leveraging its massive network.

RBI favours differentiated banks, one for low-income households

The panel suggested a slew of dedicated banks to be formed, including the 'wholesale banks' which will lend big amounts but should not raise over Rs 5 crore from a single depositor.

RBI panel for raising PSL cap to 50%, DBT to farmers

The RBI panel also recommended universal reporting to credit bureaus should be mandated for all loans, both individual and SME, but in particular SHG loans, kisan credit cards, and general credit cards.

RBI panel suggests sweeping banking reforms, bank a/c for all by 2016

The panel, headed ex-ICICI Bank executive director Nachiket Mor, was set up by Raghuram Rajan on the day of taking over as the RBI Governor, to suggest steps for promoting financial inclusion.

Mr Jaitley; for the sake of the country, let Rajan do his job on RBI's HR restructuring

There seems to be a growing disconnect between the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and the new government at the centre, of late.

Global markets at risk of crash when world less capable of bearing cost: RBI Gov Rajan

The former chief economist at the International Monetary Fund compared the current global markets to the 1930s - a period marked by the Great Depression.<br />

Raghuram Rajan's inflation dilemma: Why India may have to wait longer for a rate cut

On 5 August, in all likelihood, Rajan will stick to a status-quo in rates even at the cost of sacrificing growth, unless, of course, the man has more surprises in store.

RBI policy review: Rajan likely to hold rates steady, sound less dovish

RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan will also likely reiterate his warning about the potential destabilising impact of outflows from emerging markets should the U.S. Federal Reserve increase interest rates earlier than expected.<br />