When Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman last Friday announced the merger of 10 banks into 4, she was translating into action a tiered banking blueprint suggested in 1991 by Maidavolu Narasimham, who holds the distinction of being the only RBI cadre official to have headed the regulator. As chair of the 1991 Committee on the Financial System – he also led the 1998 Committee of Banking Sector Reforms – Narasimham had argued in favour of three-four mega banks at the top of the pyramid, supported by a wider base of last-mile financiers. Tune in as ET's Saloni Shukla brings you a lowdown of the key takeaways of Modi government's PSB merger drive and shares insight on what does the move mean for the banking industry and the economy going forward. (Text: ET Bureau)
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When Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman last Friday announced the merger of 10 banks into 4, she was translating into action a tiered banking blueprint suggested in 1991 by Maidavolu Narasimham, who holds the distinction of being the only RBI cadre official to have headed the regulator. As chair of the 1991 Committee on the Financial System – he also led the 1998 Committee of Banking Sector Reforms – Narasimham had argued in favour of three-four mega banks at the top of the pyramid, supported by a wider base of last-mile financiers. Tune in as ET's Saloni Shukla brings you a lowdown of the key takeaways of Modi government's PSB merger drive and shares insight on what does the move mean for the banking industry and the economy going forward. (Text: ET Bureau)
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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has made it mandatory for banks to link loans to retail customers and MSMEs to external interest rate benchmarks in a big push to make transmission of monetary policy more effective. Home and car loan rates, along with those for personal travel, are expected to fall, benefiting borrowers. Watch this video to know more. (Text: ET Bureau)
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The transport ministry has issued draft guidelines for setting up authorised vehicle scrapping facilities, a move that will help legalise the industry in India. The guidelines posted on the ministry's website have been issued for 'protection of the environment and promotion of a legally compliant vehicle dismantling and scrapping industry.' But what does these proposed norms mean for the auto industry and vehicle owners? ET's Nehal Chaliawala has more.
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Talking of the current slowdown, he said signs were visible as early as February, and that 35 bps rate cut was necessary given the circumstances. Both counter-cyclical measures and structural reforms would be needed to tackle the slowdown, he added.On PSB mergers, Das said the exercise will create stronger entities because larger banks have greater leverage and reach.On bank interest rates, Das said the decision on spreads has now been left entirely to banks, to ensure faster transmission. The RBI didn't arm-twist any bank into adopting external benchmarks, he insisted.RBI hasn't asked any bank to lend or not lend to NBFCs; they will have to find market-based solutions to their problems, the Governor said.
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Snapdeal was just one meeting away from giving away their loss incurring organisation to e-commerce giant Flipkart, when recent sell-off of their accessory businesses like FreeCharge gave them the confidence to call off the merger. Snapdeal will be in business as an independent authority, in its new avatar as Snapdeal 2.0. EconomicTimes.com's Chhavi Tyagi and Shruti Sharma discuss the development.
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When it came to redistributing portfolios among his ministers, Prime Minister Narendra Modi performed a major shake-up. While none of the top four ministries - Home, Defence, External Affairs and Finance - were touched, beneath that upper echelon, there were numerous changes.
Among them, Smriti Irani's transfer from the key Human Resource Development ministry to the Textile portfolio is being seen as the biggest demotion.
When it came to redistributing portfolios among his ministers, Prime Minister Narendra Modi performed a major shake-up. While none of the top four ministries - Home, Defence, External Affairs and Finance - were touched, beneath that upper echelon, there were numerous changes.
Among them, Smriti Irani's transfer from the key Human Resource Development ministry to the Textile portfolio is being seen as the biggest demotion.
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Indian Railways has launched an integrated mobile application - Rail SAARTHI - to cater to various passenger requirements, including ticket booking, inquiry, on-board cleaning and ordering meal on a single platform.
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Iran's missile attack on two American bases in Iraq in response to the US strike that killed its top general Qasem Soleimani is the culmination of nearly two years of steadily rising tensions since President Donald Trump withdrew from Iran's 2015 nuclear deal with world powers. The two countries are now engaged in their most serious confrontation since the 1979 Islamic revolution and takeover of the US Embassy. ET's Consulting Editor Swaminathan Aiyar shares his views on this escalation in US-Iran tensions and what does it mean for India. (Text: AP)
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