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Barclays may cut up to 30,000 jobs in two years: report
20 Jul 2015
Barclays is expected to cut more than 30,000 of its staff within two years as it accelerates a cost-cutting programme
SBI moots profit share for staff to retain talent
17 Jul 2015
The move is aimed at retaining officers at the middle and senior management levels
Libor rigging: Former trader tells court he wanted to do his job as “perfectly as he could”
08 Jul 2015
US banks resubmit bankruptcy contingency plans
07 Jul 2015
UK banks urge Osborne to cap bank levy
06 Jul 2015
Banks in India fail to pass on RBI rate changes: IMF study
29 Jun 2015
Banks in India are faster in effecting a hike in lending rates, but a rise in their deposit rates is not so quick, emphasises an IMF Working Paper
All I-T refunds to be channeled through bank accounts: CBDT chief
23 Jun 2015
The income tax department has proposed to deposit all refunds on tax paid by taxpayers in their personal bank accounts as soon as these are processed and released, so as to ensure that the refunds safely reach the claimants
SBI launches online forex platform
19 Jun 2015
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