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Welcome To IANS Live - BUSINESS - India's NBFCs need to plan for an effective IBOR transition: EY India - Vimarsana News

Welcome To IANS Live - BUSINESS - India's NBFCs need to plan for an effective IBOR transition: EY India

In financial parlance, LIBOR refers to one of the most common series of benchmark rates referenced by contracts measured in trillions of dollars across global currencies.

How Punjab's Rural Women, Neck-Deep in Debt, Are Trapped in Microloan Cycles - Vimarsana News

How Punjab's Rural Women, Neck-Deep in Debt, Are Trapped in Microloan Cycles

How Punjab's Rural Women, Neck-Deep in Debt, Are Trapped in Microloan Cycles RBI regulations to check over-borrowing or ghost borrowers have failed to deliver, catching women in a cruel cycle of taking loans to repay loans. A group of women in Mansa's Joga village in Punjab say most of them are in extreme mental distress due to loan overburden and inability to repay. Photo: Vivek Gupta Reportage18/Feb/2021 Mansa/Sangrur/Barnala: “I feel like ending my life but who will look after my kids,” says Sukhdeep Kaur, from Joga village in Mansa district. She took her first micro group loan o...

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Bank Negara likely to cut OPR by 25bps at March meeting - Vimarsana News

Bank Negara likely to cut OPR by 25bps at March meeting

KUALA LUMPUR: Bank Islam Malaysia Bhd expects Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) to cut its overnight policy rate (OPR) by 25 basis points (bps) at the upcoming Monetary Policy Meeting scheduled for March 4.

India confident of keeping 2021-22 borrowing costs below 6%: sources - Vimarsana News

India confident of keeping 2021-22 borrowing costs below 6%: sources

The Indian government is confident that it can obtain funds for its massive 2021/22 borrowing programme at below 6.0%, as the central bank has given assurances that it will provide ample liquidity, two senior officials told Reuters.

Centre gives permission to Tamil Nadu to borrow more - Vimarsana News

Centre gives permission to Tamil Nadu to borrow more

It is 11th State to implement ‘One Nation One Ration Card’