| Sat 31 Jul 2010 |
India's ICICI Bank says quarter profits up 17 pct, to $221 million, on better loans
Star Tribune | MUMBAI, India - ICICI Bank, India's largest private sector bank, said quarterly profit rose 17 percent as it cut costs and eliminated bad loans amid revived credit demand in India's growing economy. | Net profit in the quarter ended June 30 was 10.... |
ICICI Bank profit up 17 percent on better loans
Newsvine | MUMBAI — ICICI Bank, India's largest private sector bank, said quarterly profit rose 17 percent as it cut costs and eliminated bad loans amid revived credit demand in India's growing economy. | Net profit in the quarter ended June 30 was 10.3... |
India's ICICI Bank says quarter profits up 17 pct, to $221 million, on better loans
Orlando Sentinel MUMBAI, India (AP) — ICICI Bank, India's largest private sector bank, said quarterly profit rose 17 percent as it cut costs and eliminated bad loans amid revived credit demand in India's growing economy. | Net profit in the quarter ended June 3... |
ICICI Bank profit up 17 percent on better loans
Yahoo Daily News | MUMBAI, India – ICICI Bank, India's largest private sector bank, said quarterly profit rose 17 percent as it cut costs and eliminated bad loans amid revived credit demand in India's growing economy. | Net profit in the quarter ended June 30 w... |
ICICI Bank Profit up 17 Percent on Better Loans
ABC News The Associated Press | MUMBAI, India July 31, 2010 (AP) | ICICI Bank, India's largest private sector bank, said quarterly profit rose 17 percent as it cut costs and eliminated bad loans amid revived credit demand in India's growing economy. | Net pro... |
India's ICICI Bank says quarter profits up 17 pct, to $221 million, on better loans
KDVR MUMBAI, India (AP) — ICICI Bank, India's largest private sector bank, said quarterly profit rose 17 percent as it cut costs and eliminated bad loans amid revived credit demand in India's growing economy. | Net profit in the quarter ended June 3... |
India's ICICI Bank says quarter profits up 17 pct, to $221 million, on better loans
Hartford Courant MUMBAI, (AP) — ICICI Bank, India's largest private sector bank, said quarterly profit rose 17 percent as it cut costs and eliminated bad loans amid revived credit demand in India's growing economy. | Net profit in the quarter ended June 30 was ... |
Union Bank hikes deposit rates by up to 1%; BPLR up 0.5%
The Times Of India MUMBAI: Taking a cue from the Reserve Bank's monetary policy actions, leading public sector lender Union Bank of India today hiked its lending and deposit rates effective from August 4. | The bank has increased its deposit rates by 0.25-1 per cent ac... |
UTI Mutual Funds flags Off its Knowledge Caravan from Jammu
GroundReport | | Jammu, July 31 (Scoop News) - UTI Mutual Fund today flagged off its second UTI Knowledge Caravan from Jammu as a part of its Investor Education Initiative called “Swatantra”. The Investor Education initiative is in partne... |
China aims to make yuan convertible: Official
China Daily | BEIJING - The ultimate goal of China's exchange rate reform is to make the yuan a fully convertible currency, Yi Gang, head of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE), said Friday. | Yi, also deputy governor of the People's Bank of Chin... |
India's BCCI rejects Delhi 2010 plea for funds
Yahoo Daily News | NEW DELHI (AFP) – India's cricket chiefs on Saturday turned down a request from beleaguered Commonwealth Games organisers for a grant of one billion rupees (22 million dollars). | Games organiser Suresh Kalmadi earlier this month asked th... |
'Many of India's billionaires have made money by their proximity to govt'
The Times Of India The Bhopal-born Raghuram Rajan was the youngest person to be appointed as the International Monetary Fund's chief economist in 2003. In 2005,he was almost prescient about the downturn. Now, he's out with a new book, 'Fault Lines: How Hidden Fractures... |
Allegations of CW Games funds being siphoned surface
Merinews IN THE evergrowing list of major snags hitting the Commonwealth Games, a major controversy has now come to surround the Games Organising Committee. Allegations have surfaced that a substantial amount of money was being transferred by the Co... |
‘Many Indian billionaires have made money from proximity to govt’
The Times Of India NEW DELHI: The proliferation of dollar billionaires in India in recent years has often been cited as evidence of the country’s growing economic might, but Raghuram Rajan, previously chief economist of the International Monetary Fund and now an econ... |
Soon, post office, bank forms will be in Marathi
The Times Of India MUMBAI: Soon forms of income tax, customs, public-sector undertakings, nationalised banks and post offices will be available in Marathi, besides the usual Hindi and English ones. | Chief minister Ashok Chavan has managed to score over the Shiv Sena a... |
Due priority to curb money power, says new CEC
The Hindu | Special Correspondent | Guidelines will be in place by August-end; no second thoughts on EVMs | Clear goals:Election Commissioner V. S. | NEW DELHI: S.Y. Quraishi, who took charge as the 17th Chief Election Commissioner here on Friday, said enhanci... |
ED to probe foreign fund trail of Commonwealth Games
The Hindu | New Delhi: The Enforcement Directorate has started a probe into international monetary transactions pertaining to certain Commonwealth Games project contracts awarded to a London-based firm. | The ED will get in touch with the Games Organising Comm... |
Central Bank net profit rises 26 %
The Hindu | Corporate Reporter | CHENNAI: Central Bank of India has posted a net profit of Rs. 337 crore for the quarter ended June 30, 2010, as compared to Rs. 267 crore in the corresponding period in the previous year, a growth of 26.22 per cent. | The gross... |
Muthoot Finance gets Rs. 157 crore funding
The Hindu | CHENNAI: Muthoot Finance Limited has (MFIN) announced that it has raised Rs.157 crore in its first institutional round of funding from Baring Private Equity Partners India and Matrix Partners India. | ... |
User fee at capital airport from tomorrow
The Hindu | New Delhi: Users of the modernised airports at Thiruvananthapuram and Ahmedabad will have to pay a User Development Fee from next month. | Proposal approved | The Central government has approved a proposal of the Airports Authority of India (AAI) t... |
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