What is the LIBOR? More importantly, why is it likely to be replaced soon? Here's the lowdown.
Two developments took place in two separate banking sector frauds. Let's revisit the discussion of preserving the integrity of credit institutions in India.
Two foreign banks have exited or scaled down their presence in India in two consecutive weeks. Is it a trend? What could they possibly be running away from?
The Government wants to solve the bad bank situation in India. The author cites China's example to exemplify a workable model in approaching this solution.
Many banks said they would suspend recurring payments as the RBI was slated to implement its new rules for e-mandates from tomorrow. Here's all you need to know.
Archegos Capital, a Wall Street hedge fund, sent markets spiralling last week by defaulting on several margin calls. What does this mean? Read to find out.
In this episode of LongShorts, we explore the nature of emergent entities which are characterising themselves under the umbrella of neobanking systems.
A recent study shows the direct impact of climate change on sovereign credit and ratings. What does it mean? How pronounced is this problem? Let's take a look!
The RBI and Google have taken aim at predatory digital lending apps. How are these apps exploiting consumers and why has their usage surged in the past year?
The Government has said that it will create a "bad bank" to clean up the banking sector. What is a "bad bank" and how does it work?
The Government is keen of setting up a new Development Finance Institution in the coming months to bridge the gaps in infra-sector lending. How pertinent is this plan?
In our first episode of 2021, we discuss lending, a topic that's "interesting and complicated at the same time, so always fun to talk about!"
