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No Need To Mention Religion For Bank A/C, KYC: Finance Secretary
Banking and Finance Secretary Rajiv Kumar, in a tweet, said: "No Indian citizen has to disclose his/her religion for opening a bank account, for old account or for KYC formalities." He has asked bank customers not to believe in such rumours and fake news.
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Indians Don't Need To Declare Religion For Bank Account: Finance Ministry
The Central government on Saturday dispelled rumours claiming that Indian citizens will need to disclose their religion in their bank's ''Know Your Customer'' (KYC) forms.
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Accounting Meets Religion In Challenge For Islamic Banks
The problem for most Islamic financial products is that their accounting treatment can often diverge from the actual economic substance of a transaction, a key concept behind IFRS 9.
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'Science is My Religion,' Says Monk Who Won Rs 65 Lakh Prize For Math
Until recently the holder of a bank account with just a few thousand rupees, Professor Mahan Maharaj, an ascetic monk, is today the winner of a Rs 65 lakh-prize for his work in geometry.
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No Need To Mention Religion For Bank A/C, KYC: Finance Secretary
Banking and Finance Secretary Rajiv Kumar, in a tweet, said: "No Indian citizen has to disclose his/her religion for opening a bank account, for old account or for KYC formalities." He has asked bank customers not to believe in such rumours and fake news.
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Indians Don't Need To Declare Religion For Bank Account: Finance Ministry
The Central government on Saturday dispelled rumours claiming that Indian citizens will need to disclose their religion in their bank's ''Know Your Customer'' (KYC) forms.
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Accounting Meets Religion In Challenge For Islamic Banks
The problem for most Islamic financial products is that their accounting treatment can often diverge from the actual economic substance of a transaction, a key concept behind IFRS 9.
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'Science is My Religion,' Says Monk Who Won Rs 65 Lakh Prize For Math
Until recently the holder of a bank account with just a few thousand rupees, Professor Mahan Maharaj, an ascetic monk, is today the winner of a Rs 65 lakh-prize for his work in geometry.
