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Tata AIG unveils full-life cover
Mumbai: Tata AIG Life Insurance on Wednesday launched a new policy MahaLife a whole life insurance cover that doubles up as an annuity plan, and generates guaranteed annual tax free income.
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HDFC subscribes to 6.9% preference shares of RIL
Mumbai: HDFC Ltd has subscribed to 6.9-per cent redeemable preference shares of Reliance Industries Ltd, aggregating Rs 200 crore. The coupon of 6.9 per cent is perhaps the lowest-ever offered by an Indian company on preference shares.
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Indian Bank NPA: Top eight defaulters account 45%
Chennai: Indian Bank financial woes have been caused by just eight defaulters who owe Rs 1,000 crore to the Indian Bank.
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Geojit assurance on site security
Kochi: Geojit Securities Ltd has assured all its customers that the company has implemented world-class security systems and that its website and database are fully safe.
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Cauvery Grameena Bank shows micro-credit as growth catalyst
Mysore: As a successful demonstration that the poor are bankable and micro-finance-sustainable, Cauvery Grameena Bank, Mysore, has become a role model for micro-credit in rural development.
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Panel for reducing government stake in RRBs
New Delhi: The committee on restructuring of regional rural banks is understood to have suggested that the government holding in these banks should drop to 33 per cent from the existing 50 per cent while the sponsor banks should increase their stake.
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NRIs hail decision on repatriation of funds
Kochi: The non-resident Indians in the United Arab Emirates are pleased with the decision of the Reserve Bank of India to permit repatriation of funds for specific purposes from the non-resident ordinary rupee denominated accounts in Indian banks.
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Margadarsi aims at Rs 2,000-crore turnover
Hyderabad: The Hyderabad-based Margadarsi Chit Fund expects to achieve a business turnover of Rs 2,000 crore in the current year, as against Rs 1,750 crore in 2001-02, the company's managing director Sailaja Kiron said on Wednesday.
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Kotak Mahindra issue gets Crisil's AAA (SO)
Mumbai: Credit Rating Information Services of India Ltd (Crisil) has assigned a AAA (SO) rating to Kotak Mahindra Finance Ltd's Rs 83-crore securitisation programme.
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ICRA downgrades IDBI's long-term ratings 
New Delhi: ICRA has announced a downward revision of the long-term rating of IDBI from LAA+ to LAA. The revised ratings also indicate high safety as earlier, but at a lower level.
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RBI may shift to risk-based supervision of banks
New Delhi: The system of annual inspection of banks by the Reserve Bank of India may soon be a thing of the past. The central bank is expected to follow a system of random and more frequent inspections based on the risk profile of individual banks.
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Good response to APSFC campaign
Hyderabad: The one-day business development campaign organised by the Andhra Pradesh State Financial Corporation on Wednesday elicited good response from entrepreneurs, with 32 projects involving an investment of Rs 34 crore having been okayed.
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IDBI seeks Rs 45 crore for selling stake in AMC
New Delhi: Industrial Development Bank of India has reportedly sought close to Rs 45 crore to sell about 21 per cent stake in IDBI Principal AMC to its joint venture partner, the US-based Principal Financial Group.
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Govt to introduce put, call option in market borrowings 
New Delhi: The government has taken a decision to introduce a put-and-call option in the next tranche of its market borrowings. An in-principle decision to introduce this has been taken and the Reserve Bank of India, the government's debt manager.
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HDFC Bank launches gold card
Mumbai: HDFC Bank launched its International Gold Credit Card on Wednesday. The gold card has higher limits over the silver card that was launched in February. The gold card enables one to withdraw cash up to 40 per cent of the credit limit.
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