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Can Fin Homes launches loan campaign
Madurai: Can Fin Homes Ltd has launched a campaign through all its offices across the country for home loans since November 27 and will last till January 31, 2003.

According to a press release, the company has worked out a special offer with a package of reduced interest rates starting from 9 per cent for those who register with it during the campaign period (till January 31 next) with the objective to give the best deal to loan seekers through the most competitive price.
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PNB, defaulters in talks to settle dues
New Delhi: Punjab National Bank (PNB), which has issued 1,182 notices country-wide for dues recovery under the securitisation ordinance, has managed to attract borrowers to the negotiating table in over 200 cases. The aggregate amount involved in the cases where notices have been sent is about Rs 138 crore, officials said.
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SBI in talks with IOC for smart cards
Chennai: State Bank of India is in talks with Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), for jointly issuing smart cards. These cards could be used by the bank's customers, not only at IOC's petrol bunks, but also at many other points of sale, both in India and abroad.
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Indian Bank seizes Chennai hotel assets
Chennai: Indian Bank announced that it had taken possession of the property of Hotel Srilekha Pvt Ltd in Chennai. Hotel Srilekha Pvt Ltd owes the bank Rs 5.67 crore. The property (which is in the Devi theatre complex in the city) is said to be worth nearly Rs 8 crore.
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RBI directs bank chiefs to implement clean note policy
Mumbai: The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has asked all banks to implement its instructions to do away with stapling of note packets and to introduce banding packets with paper or polythene bands so that the life of currency notes is increased.
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Orange ties up with HDFC Bank
Mumbai: Orange has announced it has tied up with HDFC Bank to allow the Bank's account holders to get their prepaid cellular service cards refilled through the Short Messaging Service (SMS) facility. Orange is the Hutchinson group's cellular service in the Mumbai circle.
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