Banks working towards merging balance sheets before April 1
According to the banks, they have either put the sessions on hold or are opting for e-learning instead of classroom sessions.
Logo of the bigger bank to get prominence; Indian Bank name to be retained post amalgamation
The FM met chief executives of public sector banks which are going to be merged from April 1
The merged public sector banks will ensure that there is no disruption to credit flow and customer experience is enhanced, the finance ministry said on Thursday. Ten public sector banks are to be merged into four from April 1. The finance minister is holding meetings with the lenders to review their preparedness. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Thursday held meetings with chief executives of these banks, including Andhra Bank, Corporation Bank and Union Bank of India. "Amalgamating PSBs made a presentation to Hon. FM @nsitharaman on their preparedness. Amalgamated PSBs to ensure no disruption to Credit & enhanced customer experience," the Department of Financial Services said in a tweet. The Union Cabinet had last week approved the mega bank consolidation plan under which Oriental Bank of Commerce and United Bank of India will merge into Punjab National Bank; Syndicate Bank into Canara Bank; Andhra Bank and Corporation Bank into Union Bank of India; and Allahabad Bank into .
Banks likely to set up common call centres and monitoring cells
If you are paying a personal/home loan or doing SIPs, shift ECS mandate to another bank. It just might make sense to have one account with a nationalised bank
The RBI in December 2019 noted that private sector banks accounted for 69 per cent of incremental loans in 2018-19
The government had in August last year announced plans to merge 10 public sector banks (PSBs) into four
Yes Bank has been placed under moratorium and the government is reportedly planning a rescue plan involving a capital injection by a consortium led by State Bank of India.
Over the past few months, YES Bank has struggled to raise capital - nearly $2 billion - it desperately needs to stay above regulatory requirements
The public sector banking problems are not confined just to NPAs and capital adequacy but the entire approach is flawed
Business Standard Opinion pieces for the day talk about bank merger and coronavirus among other issues.
Lenders have been asked to focus particularly on 10 states in northeast and central India, regions where less credit has been made available than elsewhere
This is said to be the first-ever liquidation order for any company embroiled in the fraud schemed by the Modi-Choksi before they fled the country
As many as 43 sections of Companies Act will be decriminalised through Cabinet approval
Bank credit growth declined to 8.5 per cent in January from 13.5 per cent in the year-ago period
No and yes. The rules of the game have been changed forever...
Time is up for directed lending approach
But in a meeting with the brass, Sitharaman didn't discuss the merger process,said a banker