Shayan Ghosh is an Editor BFSI at LiveMint. He leads the coverage of banking, finance, and investment topics, focusing on traditional and shadow banks, as well as the central bank's influence on the economy. With 14 years of experience in financial journalism, Shayan has been featured in Hindustan Times, VCCircle, and World Wealth Journal, among others.
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By: Subhana Shaikh, Shayan Ghosh
Such deposits at foreign banks surged nearly 15-fold to $8.97 billion as on 30 July, from just $603 million on 5 June, official data showed. Among the biggest gainers, HSBC saw outstanding FCNR deposits jump from $120.26 million to $6.26 billion, while Standard Chartered mobilised $1.86 billion.
By: Shayan Ghosh
The RBI guidelines are meant to prevent lenders and their agents from going too far in pursuit of defaulters.
By: Shayan Ghosh
The RBI is testing polymer banknotes in Indian conditions with the aim of rolling them out by 2027-28.
Less than 5% of Tata Capital Ltd's loan book comprises revolving credit, chief executive Rajiv Sabharwal said on Tuesday, limiting the direct impact
The RBI’s proposals, when finalized, will be applicable to banks, non-banking financial companies, mortgage lenders, cooperative banks and all-India financial institutions.
By: Shayan Ghosh, Anshika Kayastha
For many global banks, India offers a juicy retail market, and buying into existing non-banks offers a quick entry without exposing themselves to direct lending operations.
Former Isro chief Somanath Sreedhara Panicker joins the RBI board of directors, while Anand Mahindra gets another four-year term
Traditional banks are moving into startup lending as more growth-stage companies become profitable and bankable, putting pricing pressure on venture-debt funds and NBFCs that previously dominated the segment.
By: Shayan Ghosh
HDFC Bank is facing complaints over the sale of a financial product that raised $100 million, the second time in recent years that India's biggest private lender is embroiled in such trouble in West Asia.
By: Shayan Ghosh, Subhana Shaikh
According to Neeraj Kumar, the projection was revised upward over the past two months after the RBI introduced measures in June allowing banks and public-sector companies to raise foreign-currency funds under a special window.
