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World Bank Asks Pakistan To Bring Tax Reforms, Remove Sales Tax Exemptions
The World Bank has asked the Pakistani government to make tax reforms and remove the exemptions on duties and sales tax, Pakistan-based ARY News reported.
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"The Lesson From SVB...": Zerodha Founder Nithin Kamath On US Banks Collapse
After two American banks - Silicon Valley Bank and Signature bank - collapsed, Zerodha co-founder and CEO Nithin Kamath said that such crises teach us to distribute funds across a bunch of banks.
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David Malpass: From Trump's Campaign Advisor To World Bank President
In his four years as World Bank President, David Malpass oversaw its response to crises ranging from the COVID-19 pandemic to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and food and energy shortages.
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Overlapping Crises And IMF, World Bank Warnings Add To The Urgency For Action
Global financial leaders are digging into a long to-do list after International Monetary Fund and World Bank member countries sent them a clear message.
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3 Share Economics Nobel For "Research On Banks, Financial Crises"
The Nobel Economics Prize was on Monday awarded to a US trio for their contributions on explaining the role of banks in the economy.
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Video: In Crisis-Hit Lebanon, Man Enters Bank, Takes Hostages Seeking Access To Own Money
The financial crisis in Lebanon is going on since 2019. According to World Bank, it could be the world's worst crises since the mid-19th century.
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RBI Grants In-Principle Approval To Centrum Financial To Set Up Small Finance Bank
The Reserve Bank of India granted the in-principle-approval to Centrum Financial Services, to set up a small finance bank, paving the way for the acquisition of the scam-hit PMC Bank
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Lebanon Economic Crisis Is World's Worst Since 1850s: World Bank
Lebanon's economic collapse is likely to rank among the the world's worst financial crises since the mid-19th century, the World Bank said in a damning report released Tuesday.
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Beleaguered Banks' Depositors Protest "Inaction" At Bengaluru RBI Office
A year since India's central bank imposed regulatory restrictions on the PMC Bank, its depositors and those of beleaguered Sri Gururaghavendra Cooperative Bank protested near the RBI (Reserve Bank of India) headquarters in Bengaluru this morning demanding intervention to withdraw all their money, which is stuck in these financial institutions.
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Prannoy Roy, Arvind Subramanian On Banking, Farmer Crises: Highlights
Former Chief Economic Advisor Arvind Subramanian speaks to NDTV's Prannoy Roy on a range of issues in front of the Indian economy today. From the bad debt crisis in the banking sector to the growing agrarian distress, the Dr Subramanian weighs in on the good, bad and ugly of Asia's third-largest economy.
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What Is The G20?
The Group of 20 leading industrialised and emerging powers hold annual summits on economic governance, with wars and crises often overtaking the official agenda.
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AAP Unable To Explain Source Of 2 Crores Of Donations, Claim Income Tax Officers
The Aam Admi Party, a lightning rod for scandal in recent weeks, has a new controversy to contend with. Tax officials say they the party, which is headed by Arvind Kejriwal, has been unable to explain the source of 2 crores of donations received by it ahead of the 2015 election. Last week, the party was asked by the Home Affairs Ministry to explain...
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Opinion: No, India's Software Industry Did Not Die On Friday
The Indian software export industry is about $110 billion. It employs around 4.25 million people. It has a 60 per cent market share of global outsourcing and is globally dominant.
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Big Banks Need Extra Trillion-Euro Cushion Against Future Crises: G20 Body
The world's biggest banks must bolster their cash reserves by up to 1.1 trillion euros ($1.2 trillion) as protection against any future financial crises, an influential advisory body said today.
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Greece, Creditors 'Close' to Deal on Third Bailout
Greece and its creditors were to continue talks today after marathon discussions late into the night, with both sides indicating that the terms of a third bailout were close to being finalised.
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World Bank Asks Pakistan To Bring Tax Reforms, Remove Sales Tax Exemptions
The World Bank has asked the Pakistani government to make tax reforms and remove the exemptions on duties and sales tax, Pakistan-based ARY News reported.
-
"The Lesson From SVB...": Zerodha Founder Nithin Kamath On US Banks Collapse
After two American banks - Silicon Valley Bank and Signature bank - collapsed, Zerodha co-founder and CEO Nithin Kamath said that such crises teach us to distribute funds across a bunch of banks.
-
David Malpass: From Trump's Campaign Advisor To World Bank President
In his four years as World Bank President, David Malpass oversaw its response to crises ranging from the COVID-19 pandemic to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and food and energy shortages.
-
Overlapping Crises And IMF, World Bank Warnings Add To The Urgency For Action
Global financial leaders are digging into a long to-do list after International Monetary Fund and World Bank member countries sent them a clear message.
-
3 Share Economics Nobel For "Research On Banks, Financial Crises"
The Nobel Economics Prize was on Monday awarded to a US trio for their contributions on explaining the role of banks in the economy.
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Video: In Crisis-Hit Lebanon, Man Enters Bank, Takes Hostages Seeking Access To Own Money
The financial crisis in Lebanon is going on since 2019. According to World Bank, it could be the world's worst crises since the mid-19th century.
-
RBI Grants In-Principle Approval To Centrum Financial To Set Up Small Finance Bank
The Reserve Bank of India granted the in-principle-approval to Centrum Financial Services, to set up a small finance bank, paving the way for the acquisition of the scam-hit PMC Bank
-
Lebanon Economic Crisis Is World's Worst Since 1850s: World Bank
Lebanon's economic collapse is likely to rank among the the world's worst financial crises since the mid-19th century, the World Bank said in a damning report released Tuesday.
-
Beleaguered Banks' Depositors Protest "Inaction" At Bengaluru RBI Office
A year since India's central bank imposed regulatory restrictions on the PMC Bank, its depositors and those of beleaguered Sri Gururaghavendra Cooperative Bank protested near the RBI (Reserve Bank of India) headquarters in Bengaluru this morning demanding intervention to withdraw all their money, which is stuck in these financial institutions.
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Prannoy Roy, Arvind Subramanian On Banking, Farmer Crises: Highlights
Former Chief Economic Advisor Arvind Subramanian speaks to NDTV's Prannoy Roy on a range of issues in front of the Indian economy today. From the bad debt crisis in the banking sector to the growing agrarian distress, the Dr Subramanian weighs in on the good, bad and ugly of Asia's third-largest economy.
-
What Is The G20?
The Group of 20 leading industrialised and emerging powers hold annual summits on economic governance, with wars and crises often overtaking the official agenda.
-
AAP Unable To Explain Source Of 2 Crores Of Donations, Claim Income Tax Officers
The Aam Admi Party, a lightning rod for scandal in recent weeks, has a new controversy to contend with. Tax officials say they the party, which is headed by Arvind Kejriwal, has been unable to explain the source of 2 crores of donations received by it ahead of the 2015 election. Last week, the party was asked by the Home Affairs Ministry to explain...
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Opinion: No, India's Software Industry Did Not Die On Friday
The Indian software export industry is about $110 billion. It employs around 4.25 million people. It has a 60 per cent market share of global outsourcing and is globally dominant.
-
Big Banks Need Extra Trillion-Euro Cushion Against Future Crises: G20 Body
The world's biggest banks must bolster their cash reserves by up to 1.1 trillion euros ($1.2 trillion) as protection against any future financial crises, an influential advisory body said today.
-
Greece, Creditors 'Close' to Deal on Third Bailout
Greece and its creditors were to continue talks today after marathon discussions late into the night, with both sides indicating that the terms of a third bailout were close to being finalised.
