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And now, Tata Tele seeks Rs32,000-cr debt recast
24 Jun 2017
RBI working on co-lending model for MSMEs
17 Jun 2017
RBI picks top 12 loan defaulters for bankruptcy proceedings
15 Jun 2017
The 12 large loan defaulters account for 25 per cent of the total NPAs of about Rs10,00,000 crore in the banking sector and these will be referred to respective banks for filing insolvency proceedings
Cabinet approves sops for farmers; offers crop loans at 4%
14 Jun 2017
The government has earmarked Rs20,339 crore for interest subvention of up to 5 per cent for the year 2017-18
Cabinet approves sops for farmers; offers crop loans at 4%
14 Jun 2017
The government has earmarked Rs20,339 crore for interest subvention of up to 5 per cent for the year 2017-18
Burden of farm loan waivers on states, says Jaitley
13 Jun 2017
For the state governments loan waivers present an easy option to price stabilation measures that often fail in a bumper crop scenario
RBI finalising list of bad loans for bankruptcy process: Jaitley
12 Jun 2017
Jaitley said 81 cases have been filed under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, with as many as 18 of these coming from creditors in the banking sector
State Bank of India raises Rs15,000 cr in India's largest QIP
06 Jun 2017
NPA-laden SBI has so far raised over Rs30,000 crore from government contributions and qualified institutional placement of shares over the last three years
RCom gets 7-month’s time to service Rs45,000-cr debt
03 Jun 2017
RCom had earlier announced plans to merge its wireless operations with that of Aircel and sell its tower business to Brookfield Asset Management to immediately reduce debt from Rs45,000 crore to about Rs20,000 crore
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