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RBI caps banks’ investment in mutual funds
06 Jul 2011
RBI fines Citibank Rs25 lakh over Gurgaon fraud
05 Jul 2011
Chinese banks could face negative credit outlook: Moody's
05 Jul 2011
China's local government debts may exceed the state auditors' estimates by a $540 billion Moody's Investors Service said today
Chinese banks could face negative credit outlook: Moody's
05 Jul 2011
China's local government debts may exceed the state auditors' estimates by a $540 billion Moody's Investors Service said today
Bank of Moscow receives Russia's largest bailout of $14.2 bn
02 Jul 2011
Bank of Moscow will now be majority-owned by rival bank, VTB, which will contribute 100 billion roubles to recapitalise the stricken bank.
Banking reforms: Higher capital reserves for ‘too big to fail’ banks
27 Jun 2011
After nearly two years of deliberations, a panel of global regulators said Saturday that banks deemed ‘too big to fail’ would have to make larger provisions for capital reserves.
PNC Financial to acquire RBC's US retail bank operations for $3.45 billion
20 Jun 2011
PNC has the option to pay Royal Bank of Canada at closing up to $1.0 billion in common stock, or 3 per cent of PNC's outstanding common shares based on its closing price on 17 June 2011
ING in talks to sell car leasing business for around $5.7 bn: report
20 Jun 2011
Dutch financial services group ING Groep NV is in talks to sell its car leasing business in a deal potentially worth $5.7 billion (€4 billion), a Dutch newspaper today reported
RBI hikes repo rate by 25 bps to 7.50 per cent
16 Jun 2011
RBI expects a moderation in commodity prices and some deceleration in growth over the short term, which is `unavoidable'.
RBI calls for tightening underwriting standards
15 Jun 2011
Citigroup garners Rs1061cr from HDFC stake sale
15 Jun 2011
China’s central bank hikes reserve ratios for ninth time since October
14 Jun 2011
With inflation at a three-year peak, the People's Bank of China raised bank reserve ratios for the ninth time since october 2010
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