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RBI changes overseas borrowing norms to stem rupee fall
23 Nov 2011
The proceeds of the ECB raised abroad for rupee expenditure in India should be brought immediately for credit to rupee accounts with banks in India.
UK government to sell Northern Rock to Virgin Money in a £1 billion deal
17 Nov 2011
The UK will sell mortgage lender Northern Rock's banking business to Richard Branson's Virgin Money in a deal worth upto £1 billion
UK government to sell Northern Rock to Virgin Money in a £1 billion deal
17 Nov 2011
The UK will sell mortgage lender Northern Rock's banking business to Richard Branson's Virgin Money in a deal worth upto £1 billion
S&P ups Indian banks’ rating by a notch
11 Nov 2011
HSBC net profits jump in Q3 on accounting gain
10 Nov 2011
SBI officers call off strike
07 Nov 2011
With Monday and Thursday being holidays, a strike would have halted banking operations at SBI and its associate banks across the country from Monday to Thursday.
Credit Suisse to cut 1,500 jobs in investment bank division
02 Nov 2011
Like other global financial institutions, Credit Suisse had gone on a hiring spree after the global financial crisis under the assumption that the US and European economies would bounce back.
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