Banks general
Despite risks Asian bank ratings outlook stable
31 Jan 2012
China's government debt at "overall safe level": premier Wen
30 Jan 2012
Investors have raised concerns over the size of the debts built up by China's local governments, which could end up compromising the stability of the banking system
BNP Paribas to sell $11-bn energy loan portfolio: report
27 Jan 2012
BNP Paribas, the largest bank in France by assets, is planning to sell up to $11 billion of its portfolio of loans to oil and gas companies
Banks see a softening of interest rates
24 Jan 2012
RBI cuts CRR by 0.5%; leaves other rates unchanged
24 Jan 2012
The new CRR rate will be effective from 28 January 2012 and is expected to infuse Rs32,000 crore into the system, easing the tight liquidity in the markets
RBI unlikely to raise key interest rates
23 Jan 2012
Lenders discuss ways to keep Air India afloat
20 Jan 2012
Government approves SBI capital infusion: SBI
17 Jan 2012
Britain to promote London as renminbi market hub
17 Jan 2012
Metro travel in Delhi to go truly cashless
16 Jan 2012
HDFC net rises 10 per cent in Q3
12 Jan 2012
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