Background In a family, we have a family head that looks after and supervises the smooth functioning of the family. He keeps all the members of the family intact and ensures order in the house. Family members look up to the family head for suggestions whenever required and heed to their advice for managing their […]
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In this article, we will try to understand what is REPO, Reverse REPO, Bank Rate and then we will discuss relationship among them. This is important to understand not only from exam perspective ( RBI Grade B, UPSC- CSE, and other banking exams) but to comprehend the basic economy news. Repo Rate and Reverse Repo
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Building an effective strategy to clear the RBI grade B examination in itself is a big thing. With good preparation and effective time management, one can definitely try to clear the exam in the very first attempt itself. Stressing on regions that are critical in the examination paper by thoroughly understanding the exam pattern and
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Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry releases the FDI Policy Circular whenever there is a big change in the FDI policy of the government. In this article, you will find concise information regarding FDI allowed in various sector. This information becomes handy in Exams like RBI GRADE B, UGC
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The Indian banking system, which is dominated by Public Sector Banks or PSBs, will need to get over with the problem of stressed assets soon, to attain a sustainable growth path in the coming future. Debt contract embedded in bank loans in India has been continuously losing its sanctity, especially where the borrowing is large.
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Indian Rupee standing against Dollar is not hidden from anybody – Crashing day by day. See the above chart. Presently Dollar value is hovering between Rupee 73 and Rupee 74. It was somewhere around Rupee 59 in May 2014. From there it has climbed to around 74 during the recent time (a jump of around
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See also: NBFC crisis in India Background In 1987 IL&FS was formed by three financial institutions, Central Bank of India, Housing Development Finance Corporation (HDFC) and Unit Trust of India (UTI), to provide loans for major infrastructure projects. After few years two big international institutions, namely Mitsubishi (through Orix corporation Japan) and the Abu Dhabi
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On April 18, 2018 , N. S. Vishwanathan, Deputy Governor, Reserve Bank of India delivered a speech at National Institute of Bank Management, Pune. His title of speech was “It is not Business as Usual for Lenders and Borrowers” . in his speech he has talked about the new circular of February 12, 2018 (Resolution
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(You may watch the video describing this article on https://youtu.be/EDvDqrjOovs) Background Whenever a river passes through more than two states there are very high chances of dispute on water sharing. To handle this type of inter-state water dispute there is an Interstate River Water Dispute Act, 1956. This was enacted during the time of reorganization of
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