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India will have heterogeneous banking sector in a decade with four types of banks, says RBI governor Shaktikanta Das
Shaktikanta Das said upgradation of IT infrastructure and improving customer services together with cybersecurity measures are other key issues that a
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Shaktikanta Das confident of growth not being hit by second wave of COVID-19 cases
The RBI governor's assurance assumes significance amid apprehensions about surging new COVID-19 infections and resultant lockdowns being clamped in ma
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RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das says RTGS, NEFT can be taken beyond Indian shores
Das also said that maintaining banking sector health with strong capital base and ethics-driven governance remains a policy priority
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RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das expresses optimism about COVID situation following roll-out of vaccines
Shaktikanta Das made these remarks in his opening speech at the 41st Meeting of the SAARCFINANCE Governors' Group
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Digital currency can transform payment transactions; poses disintermediation risk: RBI report
The report said in countries with significant credit markets, commercial banks may lose their primacy as the major conduit of monetary policy transmis
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Tax reduction in fuel prices: Need coordinated action between Centre, states, says RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das
“There is a need for coordinated action between the Centre and states because there are inherent taxes levied by both,” he said
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Cryptocurrency: RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das expresses concerns
The government is planning to introduce a bill in Parliament to bar companies and individuals from dealing in cryptocurrencies while creating a framew
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Sitharaman explains priorities of government to Reserve Bank of India board
Finance minister addressed the 587th RBI central board meeting and informed the members about the key initiatives in the Budget and the priorities of
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Service complaints by bank customers rise 57% to over 3 lakh: RBI report
The central bank said over a fifth of the complaints were about services at ATMs or with debit cards, followed by mobile or electronic banking at 13.3
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For Aam Aadmi, especially senior citizens, government securities could be a boon
Like FDs, income on the G-secs will be taxable. If sold before one year, the income will be taxed at the normal rates
