Wednesday 23 November 2016

Business Standard


Ø  Swiss Banks to share info on Indian A/C holders

Ø  82,500 ATMs recalibrated to dispense new notes

Ø  Note ban wipes out Rs 10 lakh crore of wealth

Ø  PFRDA may hike commission for fund managers

Ø  2071 industrialists owe Rs 3.89L-cr to banks: FinMin

Ø  Tata had pitched for selling TCS to IBM: Mistry 

Ø  Coca-Cola plans aluminium bottles for India


Ø  Sebi likely to ease rules for angel funds

Ø  About 80 items likely on GST exemption list

Ø  L&T's Q2 profit zooms 84% to Rs 1,434 cr

Ø  Absence of coal linkage policy hurts power plants

Ø  Rs 4,500 crore 'irregular' tax benefits given to infrastructure firms: CAG

Ø  SC dismisses special leave petition against RCOM

Ø  L&T bags Rs 1,926 cr projects across biz segments

Business Line

Mint
Ø  Demonetisation will erode farmers’ gains: NCML chief

Ø  RCom takes on Reliance Jio

Ø  Demonetisation: It’s just the beginning, says PM

Ø  Nusli Wadia sends second notice to Tata Sons

Ø  BPCL to export light diesel oil in rare move

Ø  Reliance MF files for 2nd tranche of CPSE ETF


Ø  The richest 1% of Indians now own 58.4% of wealth

Ø  India loses most in $11 billion emerging markets outflow amid dollar rally

Ø  Indian rupee closes fresh nine month low against dollar on market volatility

Ø  Lenders allowed more time to classify defaults as NPAs

Ø  Piramal to finance office, retail assets via flexible rental plan

Financial Express

Financial Chronicle
Ø  Indian wealth falls 0.8% to USD 3 trn in 2016: Credit Suisse

Ø  NPS subscribers may get housing loans at affordable terms

Ø  BSE Sensex off 6-month low, gains to close at 25,960.78; NSE Nifty touches 8,000 mark

Ø  RBI asks banks to ensure adequate cash supply to co-operative, rural banks


Ø  CPI inflation to moderate to around 4% in Nov: Nomura

Ø  GST law to have clause to tackle profiteering

Ø  Demonetisation: Delhi HC adjourns hearing till Dec. 8

Ø  Sebi mulling to allow FPIs to invest in unlisted NCDs

Ø  Fitch reaffirms negative outlook for banks

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