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“We welcome suggestions with regard to various aspects of compliance reforms so that there is ease of access of FDI in Indian capital market. I compliment Sebi, the exchanges and the board of ANMI for working on the compliance review report, which will definitely help in enhancing the ease of doing business in India,” the minister said.
FPIs invest Rs 24,617 crore in February
Govt allows firms to list global depository receipts at IFSC
Non-life insurers’ Jan premium collection up 7.2% at Rs 17,226 cr
About 92% of large taxpayers filed annual returns for 2017-18: GSTN
New optional tax regime could adversely affect dwindling savings:Experts
-According to reports, over the past six years, India’s savings rate has been considerably declining. In 2012, the overall saving rate in India was around 36 per cent but it is now down to 30 per cent.
-The finance ministry expects at least 80 per cent of the taxpayers to move to the new income tax regime, Revenue Secretary Ajay Bhushan Pandey had earlier said.
More firms in India complying with CSR norms under Companies Act: Report
“While the overall CSR spending is increasing, it is also heartening to observe the increase in number of companies going beyond the 2 per cent mandate and even companies who are not required to spending allocating budgets for CSR and spending,” said Santhosh Jayaram, Partner and Head, Sustainability and CSR Advisory at KPMG in India.
6-7% LIC stake dilution enough to mop up ₹90,000 crore: CEA KV Subramanian
“There are legislative amendments required here in LIC. But I think this (LIC listing) is doable. LIC is a just a case of listing. I would think that about 6-7 per cent would be enough to get the entire ₹90,000 crore. I have done some back of the envelope calculations based on that… can say that just selling 6-7 per cent will be enough to mop up ₹90,000 crore,’
Coronavirus could damage global growth in 2020, says IMF
Coronavirus triggers major dislocation in global supply chains
Sitharaman to meet industry bodies to assess coronavirus impact
-Several sectors, specially electronics, mobile and textiles, are expected to be hit due to supply restraints in China in the wake of the coronavirus epidemic.
–The virus outbreak in China has claimed nearly 1,500 lives and infected over 60,000. The deadly virus has spread to many countries, including India.
Bank accounts of over 200 NDMC employees hacked, money siphoned off
NEW DELHI : Bank accounts of more than 200 employees of New Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC) were allegedly hacked and money siphoned off in the first week of February, police said on Friday. Though police have received only two complaints of online fraud...
Negative interest rates turn saving, borrowing upside down
Four trillion euros worth of government bonds of the 19 countries that use the euro now yield less than zero. Trillions more in Japanese and other government bonds trade below zero around the world. Even Greece, which defaulted on government bonds in 2012 and carries the highest debt load in Europe, was able to sell three-month notes at a negative rate.
18 PSBs hit by fraud cases of Rs 1.17 trn in Apr-Dec of FY20
China cleans, locks away banknotes to stop virus spread
DGCA orders probe into Air India’s tail-strike incident
Munich Re targets growing global energy weather hedges
Indian pharma cos may face supply shortages from China if coronavirus drags on
Optimism that the worst of the outbreak centered in China’s Hubei province and its capital Wuhan would be over by April took a major hit late on Wednesday. Chinese health officials, using a broader method of confirming coronavirus cases, said they shot up by nearly 15,000 in Hubei with total deaths in China nearing 1,400.