India's largest bank, the State Bank of India took a decision on Tuesday that is likely to impact crores of its customers across the country. The bank reduced interest rates on savings accounts on Tuesday.
In a massive relief for borrowers, several public sector banks - SBI Bank, PNB, Union Bank and private lenders - HDFC, ICICI Bank, announced 3-month moratorium on term loans, ruling in the directions by the Reserve Bank of India.
SBI Loan Moratorium: State Bank of India (SBI), India's largest lender has good news for its customers, amid coronavirus crisis. SBI Bank has announced all its term loan borrowers a three-month moratorium for its customers under the terms of a COVID 19- RBI package announced on Friday. We bring to you complete details of SBI EMI moratorium.
As novel coronavirus pandemic that has impacted our economy, there was a dilemma if the merger would be postponed for some time or not , the Reserve Bank of India cleared the air that the merger of 10 PSUs will still take place on the set date i.e. April 1, 2020.
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The State of Bank of India (SBI) has reduced interest on fixed deposits (FD) following RBI's decision to lower the repo rate by 75 basis points to 4.4% on Friday.
Terming the relief package as timely intervention, SBI Chairman Rajnish Kumar on Thursday said more calibrated responses in the coming weeks expected as the impact of pandemic COVID-19 unfolds.
The nationwide lockdown due to coronavirus outbreak has led to a decline in banking transactions at SBI but customers are using online and digital modes as usual, a senior official of the state-run lender said.
State Bank of India on Monday said it would provide essential and basic banking services with the minimum number of staff at the branches in Telangana, where a lockdown has been announced by the government to contain the spread of coronavirus.
In a bid to keep its staff motivated amid the coronavirus outbreak, the country's biggest lender State Bank of India (SBI) has set up a quick response team (QRT) to ensure the safety of its employees.
Amid businesses getting affected due to the novel coronavirus pandemic, the country's largest lender State Bank of India has opened an emergency credit line to meet any liquidity mismatch for its borrowers.
State Bank chairman Rajnish Kumar on Tuesday said the country's largest lender that owns close to 43 per cent in Yes Bank now will not sell a single share before that mandated three-year lock-in period, and that he's, in fact, keen to approach the board for hiking the holding to 49 per cent.
SBI Cards IPO Listing: Shares of SBI Cards and Payments (SBI Card) made a tepid debut at the exchanges on Monday, as the scrip got listed at Rs 658 on the BSE, a 12.85 per cent discount to its issue price of Rs 755.
SBI Debit, Credit card rule: From March 16, the State Bank of India (SBI) will automatically disable any contactless transactions of those debit and credit cards that have never been used for online transactions. RBI new rules will protect customers from misuse of debit and credit cards.
SBI Cards IPO: Troubles for depositors' of crash-strapped Yes Bank has not ended yet as among many hits could be investors who have applied for SB Cards IPO. Investors who have applied for SBI Cards’ initial public offering (IPO) will be given an allotment of the shares with the condition.
SBI Cards IPO Allotment: Investors who subscribed to the IPO of the SBI Cards and Payment Services and are keenly awaiting the allotment of shares, can check their share status. SBI Cards IPO was open for four days from March 2 and closed for subscription on 5 March 2020.
SBI Customers Attention: SBI brought good news to millions of customers on Wednesday. In a big decision, India's largest public lender, the State Bank of India (SBI), has decided to bring relief to its savings account holders.
The State Bank of India (SBI) on Saturday said it will be issued 245-crore shares at a price of Rs 10 each for Rs 2,450 crore in Yes Bank
Senior Congress leader and former Finance Minister P Chidambaram has hit out at the Centre over Yes Bank crisis accusing the government of a complete regulatory failure. Chidambaram's statement has come after Yes Bank was put under moratorium and depositors withdrawal limit was capped at Rs 50,000.
After RBI capped withdrawal limit of Rs 50,000 on Yes Bank's depositors, people were witnessed queuing up outside Yes Bank ATM's across cities as many of them have run out of cash. The National Stock Exchange (NSE) has also imposed restrictions on Yes Bank shares in various segments, including futures and options.
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