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BoB charts plan to reap 50 per cent more profit from global ops
Ahmedabad:
State-run Bank of Baroda (BoB) has chalked out a blueprint for increasing its operating profit from overseas operations by 50 per cent in 2003-04 by focusing on existing operations territory-wise and setting up operations in some more countries.
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ICICI Bank to raise $100 million forex loan
Mumbai:
ICICI Bank has hit the syndication market with a $100 million external commercial borrowing. The facility, with a tenure of one year, is likely to carry a coupon of less than 50 basis points above Libor.
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AP govt offers revival package for Charminar Co-op Bank
Hyderabad:
The Andhra Pradesh government has announced a revival-cum-reconstruction package for the ailing Charminar Co-operative Bank whose chairman, Sajjad Aga committed suicide last year.
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RBI cuts provisioning period for bad entries
Mumbai:
The Reserve Bank of India has brought down the one-year limit for mandatory 100 per cent provisioning in case of unreconciled entries outstanding in inter-bank accounts to six months, which will be made applicable from March 31, 2004.
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Karnataka Bank plans rights issue at 1:2
Mangalore:
The Mangalore-based Karnataka Bank, which has issued bonus shares in the ratio of 1:1 to its shareholders in December 2002, is offering rights issue of shares in the ratio of one share for every two shares of post-bonus share capital at a premium of Rs 15 per share per share of Rs 10 face value.
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Infosys' banking summit in Bangkok
Bangalore:
Infosys Technologies is hosting a banking summit with a theme "Technology-enabled agile banking" at Bangkok on March 3.
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AMP Sanmar unveils pension plan
Chennai:
AMP Sanmar Assurance launched a pension plan, `Bhagya Shree',on Wednesday. A company release says that the plan has been structured with flexibility as the key principle.
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Redington debt plan on watch
Mumbai:
The `P1+' rating assigned to the Rs 80-crore short-term debt programme of Redington has been placed on rating watch by Crisil, following the announcement that GTL Ltd plans to acquire the company.
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Dena Bank to sell OM Kotak life products
Mumbai:
Dena Bank and OM Kotak Mahindra Life Insurance Company Ltd (OMKM) on Wednesday announced a strategic alliance for bancassurance. Under the `mutually exclusive referral' arrangement, OMKM's life insurance products will be made available through Dena Bank's branch network.
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IRFC to borrow $ 100 m abroad
New Delhi:
Indian Railway Finance Corporation Ltd (IRFC) has entered the overseas market with a plan to borrow $100 million which would be utilised to retire some of its earlier high cost loans, a top railway Ministry official said.
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Lenders free to decide on NPA categorisation
New Delhi:
The Government on Wednesday ruled out any further legislative flexibility to the existing securitisation law in the matter of settlement of non-performing assets (NPAs) even as it recognised the validity of industry's suggestion over the need for a distinction between "wilful defaults" and "honest failures".
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