Tuesday 10 December 2013

NEWS RELATED TO BANKING Part II | NEWS RELATED TO FINANCE


As per the latest data released by the National Sample Survey office it has said that poorest of poor in the country survive on barely Rs 17 per day in villages and Rs 23 a day in cities.


Bhartiya Mahila Bank proposes to complete the first six branches at Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, Indore & Guwahati. Headquarter at New Delhi and likely to operational by November this year.

CRISIL cut India GDP growth to 4.8% for the current fiscal.

Andhra Pradesh Grameena Vikas Bank (APGVB) has opened about 1.5 lakh no-frills ccounts in eight districts of the State on a single day as part of Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) initiative.

Central Bank of India and Suvidhaa launched a prepaid (Channel) card for retailers that will enable people to pay their utility bills, taxes and book tickets by going to the nearest Suvidhaa outlets.

ICICI Bank Ltd, India’s largest private sector bank, has launched ICICI Bank Carbon in partnership with Visa.

SBI launches pre-paid card for for blue collar employees and students named 'State Bank of India smart payout card'.
i. "The new product will bring a large number of workers, contract labourers and dependent family members, who don't have access to the basic banking facilities within the ambit of financial inclusion.
ii. The pre-paid card can be loaded with Rs 10,000 at a time with a monthly cap of Rs 25,000.
iii. This can also be used as an add on card for the existing account holders.
iv. The bank will charge Rs 102 as fees for issuing the card with a validity of 10 years.
v. This card can be used by students, who normally carry the debit cards of their parents while studying outside of their native place, Also, employers can give such cards to their workers for salary payment".

Indian banks would need Rs 3,90,000-5,00,000 crore capital over the next six years in the wake of Basel III capital regulations announced by the RBI.

The Bank International Indonesia (BII) launched its operations in India by opening a branch in Mumbai.

State Bank of India, in partnership with a non-banking finance company, UAE Exchange and Financial Services, has launched a card which will enable the holder to receive the remittance directly on the card. The card State Bank Xpress Money Card can be loaded with up to Rs
50,000. A maximum of 30 remittances can be loaded during a calendar year.Prepaid cards are beneficial to customers as there is no need to open a bank account in State Bank of India.

Axis Bank launched co-branded credit card that offers a blend of insurance and a number of travel benefits for international frequent flyers, available in 2 versions, viz. World Select and World.


ICICI Bank, the country’s largest private sector bank, launched its ‘Branch on Wheels’ to offer basic banking services in remote areas which have so far been devoid of banking facilities.



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