Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has finally tightened banks’ capital market exposure by implementing new rules and regulations.

In a circular, RBI has told that entities such as FIIs are not permitted to avail of fund or non-fund based facilities such as irrevocable payment commitments (IPCs) from banks, under the provisions of the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA). The banks have been asked to unwind all such guarantees given on behalf of FIIs within six months.

Mumbai: Gulf Finance House (GFH) has decided to build up an econ

Mumbai: Leading banking and financial services groups including ICICI, IL&FS and Kot

Domestic banking institutions and foreign financial investors (FIIs) have picked up around 9% stake in GMR Infra

According to technical analysts, the Banking Major HDFC BANK is good for intraday trading. Traders can buy HDFC BANK with strict stop loss of Rs 1750 for the target of Rs 1822-1863.