The Indian government is in the final stages of identifying buyers for a majority stake in IDBI Bank. Learn about the government's disinvestment strategy and the potential impact of this sale on the banking sector.
Banking

Government Nears Final Stage Of IDBI Bank Sale

The Indian government is in the final stages of identifying suitable bidders for a majority stake in IDBI Bank, according to Tuhin Kanta Pandey, Secretary

Indian banks mull establishing a self-regulatory body (SRO) to oversee the booming fintech sector. Explore the implications for regulatory clarity, innovation, and the future of fintech in India.
Banking

Indian Banks Dive Deeper Into Short-Term Debt

The country’s lenders are increasingly turning to short-term debt instruments to meet the soaring demand for loans. Certificates of deposits (CDs) issued by banks have

Indian banks mull establishing a self-regulatory body (SRO) to oversee the booming fintech sector. Explore the implications for regulatory clarity, innovation, and the future of fintech in India.
Banking

Indian Banks Enhance Deposit Rates Amidst Policy Changes

Indian banks are pushing special deposit programs with higher interest rates in an attempt to draw in retail deposits. Banks are providing deposit rates for

IMF upgrades India's growth forecast to 7% for FY25, citing strong private consumption. Global growth outlook remains cautious due to persistent inflation.
Banking

IMF Boosts India’s Growth Forecast Amidst Global Economic Challenges

The growth estimate for India has been revised upward by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which now projects a 7% expansion for the fiscal year

Indian banks are increasingly recognizing climate change as the greatest systemic risk to the financial system. Despite a decline in loan defaults, the Reserve Bank of India's latest report highlights vulnerabilities, particularly in the construction, cement, and energy sectors. Regulatory responses have been slow, with new climate risk frameworks not fully implemented until 2028. To safeguard economic stability and attract global green finance, India must accelerate the adoption of robust climate strategies and align with international standards.
Banking

Indian Banks Acknowledge Climate Change As Their Biggest Threat

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) recently released its semi-annual financial stability report, highlighting an important yet often overlooked threat to the country’s financial system:

Daily Capsule keeps you updated on India's startup ecosystem with news on VC funding, sustainability, deeptech ventures, and more. This article covers funding surges, sustainable travel, OYO's growth plans, and upcoming festivals.
Banking

India’s Innovation Engine: Daily Capsule Keeps You Updated

In today’s fast-paced world, staying informed about India’s vibrant startup ecosystem can be a challenge. But fear not, the Daily Capsule is here to keep

"Banks face new Trai regulations requiring digital consent for commercial communication, seeking clarity on sharing transaction details per RBI guidelines. Lenders also request special prefixes for customer calls to combat cyber fraud. Learn about the challenges and implications for financial institutions."
Banking

Banks Struggle With New Trai Mandate On Digital Consent

The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) has just implemented new requirements that banks in India must comply with. These regulations mandate digital consent for

ATM Operators Seek Rs 2 Increase in Interchange Fee for Viability
Banking

ATM Operators Seek Rs 2 Increase in Interchange Fee for Viability

Mumbai: The National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) have been contacted by the Confederation of ATM Industry (CATMI),

M2P Fintech and Bureau partnership to combat fraud
Banking

M2P Fintech and Bureau Forge Alliance to Combat Rising Fraud Cases

Due to the notable increase in fraudulent activity occurring within the banking system, M2P Fintech and Bureau have partnered to put strong fraud protection mechanisms

Indian Banks Urge RBI to Ease Liquidity Rules for Boosting Lending
Banking

Indian Banks ask RBI to Ease Liquidity Rules to Boost Lending

In an effort to increase lending, Indian banks are pleading with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to loosen the present liquidity coverage ratio (LCR)