Under the MSF, banks can borrow overnight at their discretion by dipping into the Statutory Liquidity Ratio (SLR)
The Reserve Bank of India has approved that the day-to-day affairs of Lakshmi Vilas Bank will be run by a Committee of Directors (CoD) comprising three independent directors
Here's a selection of Business Standard opinion pieces for the day
Starting with the Fed, the West's central bankers are descending into a dangerous spiral of overconfidence. RBI has no such room for error
Lower inflation next year may open the space for rate cut, but for now the challenge is seeing through the government borrowing and keeping the bond yield low
A plethora of regulations is never the answer to identified regulatory gaps
Industry body CII has urged the Reserve Bank to reconsider its circular regarding opening of current accounts
The RBI's monetary policy review on October 1 and auto sales numbers would be among the key events for investors
While new members will be domain experts, it would be too early for them to properly grasp of the situation once they get to see a tiny picture of the real economic scene at hand
The less the better, because once again that's not how governments or central banks can, or should, work. Indeed, they can't.
In the fortnight ended September 13, 2019, bank credit was at Rs 97.13 trillion and deposits at Rs 127.22 trillion
Gold reserves were down by $580 million in the reporting week to $37.440 billion
"Vakrangee can now directly handle payment and aggregation of payment services relating to bills under the scope of BBPS (Bharat Bill Payment System)," the company said
Apex bank aims to bring the largest UCBs at par with other banks that run a full gamut of protection against online threats
Bond market participants were disappointed because the central bank in the past has refused to sell 10-year bonds at rates the market wanted the RBI to pay
The technology vision document, which was formalised after obtaining inputs from various stakeholders, is aimed at enhancing the cybersecurity posture of UCBs
On October 1, the RBI would purchase three securities totalling Rs 10,000 crore and selling two securities of the same amount
The high court on Thursday listed the matter for hearing on November 10 as the Centre and Reserve Bank of India (RBI) have not filed their responses yet
Central bank had planned to buy up to Rs 100 billion ($1.35 billion) worth of six-year to 11-year papers at an open market operation.
Companies battling to get in shape after a nationwide lockdown to contain the coronavirus pandemic devastated the economy have been helped by regulators, but investors are worried. Should they be?