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Aviva plans to set up call centre, processing facility
Mumbai: Global insurer Aviva PLC has decided to establish a call centre and claims processing facility in India to service its UK-based general insurance business.
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Interest spread of 36 banks up 16.92 per cent in Q3
Mumbai: Interest spreads of 36 banks increased by 16.92 per cent to Rs 8,463 crore during October-December 2002 from the level of Rs 7,238 crore during October-December 2001.
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Phdcci seeks tax Sops for fresh investments
New Delhi: A delegation of PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry, led by its president PK Jain, met Union minister for commerce and industry Arun Jaitley to urge upon the need for providing favourable tax treatment for fresh investments in the industry.
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ICICI may revise rates if war breaks out
Mumbai: The country’s second largest bank, ICICI Bank, has hinted at a revision of its interest rates in the event of a war between the US and Iraq. However, ICICI Bank CEO, KV Kamath said the bank would maintain its stable to downward bias for interest rates in case things are normal.
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Irda for more freedom to intermediaries
New Delhi: Insurance agents would be permitted to sell multi-insurers’ products in the future. Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority is currently examining such a plan and this will be in place in two years time.
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RBI to subscribe to another Rs 100-cr equity in NHB
Mumbai: The Reserve Bank of India has decided to subscribe to an additional Rs 100 crore in equity in the National Housing Bank. With the Government since issuing a notification to give effect to this decision, the authorised capital of NHB will stand increased to Rs 450 crore from Rs 350 crore, according to a RBI news release issued on Tuesday.
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Fitch affirms foreign currency ratings at `BB'
New Delhi: International rating agency `Fitch' has affirmed India's long-term foreign currency and local currency ratings at `BB' and `BB'+ respectively. The short-term foreign currency rating is `B'.
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ICICI Bank cuts interest rates on Feb bonds
Mumbai: In keeping with the lower interest rate regime, ICICI Bank has cut the rates on the second tranche of its unsecured redeemable bonds worth Rs 400 crore, which is open for subscription from February 14.
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