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6 biggest Indian banks post 3% decline in fiscal-year profit
Due to poor performance of some banks.
Struggling power sector threatens Indian banks
Unstable loans put assets at risk.
India bank's ambitious resolution framework to face major hurdles
Appetite for reforms still unclear, says Fitch.
Citibank launches two international credit solutions in India
See how Citi Prestige and Citi Ultima Infinite can boost overseas card spends.
What you don't know about Indian Rupee volatility
The purpose of the article is to draw attention on the recent volatility in Indian Rupee, various hedging options and effective hedging strategies.
Here's more proof that Indian banks are still down in the doldrums
Negative outlook looms for public-sector banks.
India's public sector banks struggle in raising Basel III capital
Sluggish market appetite still plagues them.
Indian public banks struggle to raise Basel III Capital: Fitch
Fears rise over insufficient market appetite.
What you must know about India's foreign bank rules
What reforms will be implemented?
Evolving Business Models in India’s Mutual Fund Industry
The Indian mutual fund industry has been going through turmoil in the last few years due to uncertain market conditions and regulatory changes. Many firms, predominantly foreign ones, have exited the industry since 2008.
Why India rupee is on its path to recovery
Rupee completed its biggest weekly gain since October 2009 amidst optimism over increasing dollar supply. The INR closed at Rs. 63.50 against the USD. Equity markets traded with a cautious note ahead of the US Fed meet scheduled on 18th September 2013.
India’s Yes Bank takes on US$125 million loan from IFC
Will use it as loans to SMEs.
India lends US$2.29 billion to public sector banks
Bonanza to be followed by a second tranche in early 2014.
India could soon launch interest rate futures
Part of move to deepen its financial markets.
How banks will benefit from infrastructure services in India
Indian banks are staring at the prospect of an increase in non-performing assets, mainly due to their large exposure to infrastructure sector. Infra sector has been affected by govt. policies (effects most visible in power sector) and the general economic slowdown, which has resulted in lower demand across-the-board.
Important flaws of Black Scholes Model most people don't know
In 1973, Fisher Black, Myron Scholes and separately Robert Merton derived the Black-Scholes-Merton (BSM) model, which was rewarded the Nobel Prize in 1997. Despite its limitations, the model has survived until today as the dominant pricing model for standard and exotic European style options.
India could allow foreign banks to buy local banks
Part of liberalized rules on entry of foreign banks.
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