Tag: Economy

Exchange of old Rs 500, Rs 1,000 notes worth Rs 4,000 allowed only once till RBI review

The limit to exchange old notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1000 is Rs 4000 till further review by the RBI and NOT per day as has been misunderstood by some people. The Frequently asked Questions (FAQs) on the RBI website and the notification regarding de-monetisation mention that old notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1000 can be exchanged at bank or post office branches till December 30, 2016 up to a value of Rs 4000 by filling up a form and providing ID proof.

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Government of India Bans Rupee 500 & Rupee 1000 notes wef 8th Nov 2016

Summary of the important announcement regarding Banning of 500 & 1000 Rupee Note : 1. Black money issue, 500 rupees and 1000 rupees banned from Midnight. 2. ATM’s wouldn’t wouldn’t work on 9th and 10th November. Rather the withdrawal limit is Rs. 2000 only. 3. All Residents have option till 30th December 2016, to deposit…

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Interesting facts about Indian Currency

Some interesting facts every Bankers should know.1. 10₹ के सिक्के को बनाने में 6.10₹ की लागत आती हैं. 2. नोटो पर सीरियल नंबर इसलिए डाला जाता हैं ताकि आरबीआई(RBI) को पता चलता रहे कि इस समय मार्केट में कितनी करंसी हैं। 3. रूपया भारत के अलावा इंडोनेशिया, मॉरीशस, नेपाल, पाकिस्तान और श्रीलंका की भी करंसी…

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RBI’s MONETARY POLICY COMMITTEE : GOVERNOR’S ROLE REDUCED.

RBI’s MONETARY POLICY COMMITTEE : GOVERNOR’S ROLE REDUCED. 1. The Government has notified the formation of ” Monetary Policy Committee” (MPC) under the RBI. This committee will take decision on interest rate or Repo rate in a transparent manner in future. 2. MPC will bring significant changes in the power of the RBI Governor. 3.…

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RBI eases stressed asset restructuring rules for banks

MUMBAI: The Reserve Bank of India on Monday relaxed guidelines for restructuring of large stressed assets by lenders in a move that would allow the banks to more effectively manage bad loans on their books.  India’s banks are saddled with about $120 billion in stressed loans, or 11.5 percent of the total, and RBI Governor…

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SIGNIFICANT PARAMATERS TO SHOW HOW STRONG A BANK IS

SIGNIFICANT PARAMATERS TO SHOW HOW STRONG A BANK IS SIGNIFICANT PARAMATERS TO SHOW HOW STRONG A BANK IS Net Interest Income There is no such thing as turnover or sales for banks. Instead, net interest margin is an indicator of bank’s performance; it is the difference between the income earned on lending and interest spent…

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Negative Interest Rate

What is Negative Interest Rate?DEFINITION of ‘Negative Interest Rate Policy (NIRP)’ A negative interest rate policy (NIRP) is an unconventional monetary policy tool whereby nominal target interest rates are set with a negative value, below the theoretical lower bound of zero percent.A negative interest rate means the Central Bank and perhaps private banks will charge…

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Reasons for Heavy Losses in PSU Banks

PNB reports Q4 loss of Rs 5,370 crore, biggest in Indian banking history. Next to follow suit is Bank of Baroda, Syndicate Bank, UCO Bank and Central Bank. Many more PSU Banks are incurring losses in Q-4, except Union Bank of India which is the only Bank to post Profit of  Rs. 97 Crores.  Reasons for…

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NPAs or toxic assets in the context of Indian banks

Talking of NPAs or toxic assets in the context of Indian banks , this should be an interesting read…………The total amount of bad loans in India’s banks is bigger than the GDP of 112 countries.India’s burden of bad loans is truly gigantic.An analyst from India Ratings and Research, a credit ratings agency and a unit…

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Reasons for Increase in NPA’s

The main reasons for increase in NPAs of banks include sluggishness in domestic growth during the recent past, slowdown in recovery in the global economy and continuing uncertainty in the global markets leading to lower exports of various products like textile, engineering goods, leather, gems.Besides external factors, Finance Ministry’s annual report said, ban in mining…

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