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Bank employees to get 15 % salary hike, PLI scheme introduced for banks
The wage negotiation covered 29 banks — 12 public sector banks, 10 private banks, and seven foreign banks — and 500,000 employees in the banking sector.
A joint statement by the four unions representing the workmen said for the first time, there will be uniform basic, dearness allowance, house rent allowance (HRA), special allowance, and transport allowance. The HRA rate will be 10.5 per cent on pay across the country.
ON Singh quits Universal Sompo General Insurance Company as chairman
Recently, an inespection report of the insurance regulator IRDAI had found fault with the way Singh had managed Universal Sompo General Insurance Company which was doing a lot of intermediary and activities through his son’s broking company Risk Care.
Finmin says no increase in service charges by any public sector bank
With regard to Basic Savings Bank Deposit (BSBD) accounts, it said, no service charge is applicable on the 60.04 crore such accounts, including 41.13 crore Jan Dhan accounts opened by the poor and unbanked segments of society, for the free services prescribed by RBI.
RBI asks Axis bank to restructure its plans to acquire stakes in Max Life
Under the revised agreements, Axis Bank will acquire upto 9.002 per cent of the equity share capital of Max Life, and, Axis Capital Limited and Axis Securities Limited will together acquire upto 3.000 per cent of the share capital of Max Life.
In addition, Axis Entities will have a right to acquire an additional stake of upto seven .per cent of the equity share capital of Max Life, in one or more tranches..
Banks roll out robots as pandemic shakes up IT plans
Industry experts say the pandemic has focused bank executives’ minds when it comes to IT spend and more digitally savvy lenders will steal a march on competitors.
“There is a digital divide,” Jerry Silva, global banking research director at IDC said. “Sometimes I call it the predatory gap, because those banks are going to be able to steal market share from those that weren’t prepared prior to 2020.”
The poor now linked to banking system, have access to loans: PM
The PM SVANidhi scheme was launched on June 1 this year to help poor street vendors, impacted by economic distress due to the COVID-19 pandemic, in resuming livelihood activities. Around 25 lakh applications have been received of which 12 lakh have been sanctioned.
RBI Guv Shaktikanta Das Covid-19 positive, alerts those in touch recentl
“I have tested COVID-19 positive. Asymptomatic. Feeling very much alright. Have alerted those who came in contact in recent days. Will continue to work from isolation. Work in RBI will go on normally. I am in touch with all Dy. Govs and other officers through VC and telephone,” he tweeted.
India Post Payments to sell AIC’s Crop Insurance products
This strategic tie-up will be a win-win for both AIC and IPPB and will ultimately be beneficial mainly to the small and marginal farmers of the country at large.
Insures should partner banks to issue Surety Bonds:IRDAI Panel
Instead of Insurance industry handling alone, a mechanism is required wherein the banking sector and the insurance sector could collaborate for sharing of customer information since banks have more experience in managing these types of risks, suggested the panel..
To start with performance bonds / surety bonds can be issued limited to the projects of NHAIs only and not for all the contractors. The rate should be determined by a market agreement, suggested the panel
Bank of England says company disclosures on climate risks will be mandatory
“Disclosing your plans can improve your credit rating, broaden your investor base, reduce your cost of finance, and economize on the fixed costs of meeting increasingly vocal investor requests for information,” the BoE’s executive director for markets, Andrew Hauser, told an Investment Association online event on Friday.