Subrata Panda is an Assistant Editor at Rediff.com India Ltd. He specializes in the BFSI sector, covering topics such as banking, financial services, investment, and trading, with a keen focus on cybersecurity and cybercrime. Subrata's insights and analyses have also been featured in Business Standard and Magzter.
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Standalone profit rose 29 per cent as NII grew 16 per cent and provisions fell, though large FCNR(B) inflows pushed net interest margin down to 4.31 per cent
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The lender is evaluating the Supreme Court judgment setting aside the Rs 8,415 crore AT-1 bond write-off and will communicate its decision on coupon payments in due course.
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RBL Bank expects ₹10,000-11,000 crore to be added to its balance sheet from the merger of three Emirates NBD branches and is targeting annual growth of at least 20%.
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HDFC Bank, India's largest private-sector lender, is on the cusp of a significant leadership transition as key long-serving executives, including
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Uday Kotak warns India must prepare to repay $160-170 billion in FCNR(B) deposits and interest over three to five years, urging structural reforms to address macroeconomic risks
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Setty says SBI's house view is a 50-bp rate increase by December; Kotak flags $160-170 billion FCNR(B) repayment obligation
Read this exciting story from Business Standard October 27, 2026 issue. Veteran banker Uday Kotak on Monday cautioned that India must prepare for a repayment obligation of $160-170 billion over the next three to five years as foreign currency non-resident (bank), or FCNR(B), deposits mature.
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Industry leaders back customer-centric changes but flag impact of commission caps, expense limits, and uniform implementation timelines
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At the BFSI Insight Summit 2026, Irdai chief Ajay Seth called for transformative reforms to help insurance grow up to twice as fast as India's economy, with faster claims and wider coverage
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Pension regulator in talks with HRMS providers to enable salary-linked contributions; sees scope for pension funds to finance infrastructure
