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Spain’s Santander bids for RBS 318 UK branches
18 Jun 2010
RBS sells Asia, Mid East assets for $200 million
18 Jun 2010
ICICI bank complains about false rumours; two held
18 Jun 2010
Rumours, denied by the bank, circulating in the market through SMS and emails about a lawsuit filed against ICICI Bank in the US pulled the bak's stock down 3.5 per cent.
PNB on overseas expansion drive; to grab majority stake in Kazakh bank
18 Jun 2010
PNB will soon set up a subsidiary in Canada, have a representative office in Australia, apart from expanding in the erstwhile Soviet block
RBI wants to both ease liquidity and hike rates
17 Jun 2010
RBI is faced with a strange situation where banks are in a tight liquidity position even as the wholesale price inflation is continuing its upward spiral.
SBI to enter wealth management business
16 Jun 2010
RBI revises rupee value for payment of USSR debt
16 Jun 2010
Chinese bank to raise $30 billion in world's biggest IPO
05 Jun 2010
Though it did not disclose the issue price, reports say it would be the world’s largest IPO, overtaking the $21.9 billion raised by the Industrial & Commercial Bank of China in 2006
Chinese bank to raise $30 billion in world's biggest IPO
05 Jun 2010
Though it did not disclose the issue price, reports say it would be the world’s largest IPO, overtaking the $21.9 billion raised by the Industrial & Commercial Bank of China in 2006
JP Morgan slapped record £33.32 million fine in UK
03 Jun 2010
The US-based investment banking giant has been fined for failing to keep billions of dollars of client money in accounts separate from the firm's own.
SC bench declines to hear BoR shareholders' plea
31 May 2010
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