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In respect of the 2% additional subvention, banks may submit their one-time consolidated claims pertaining to the disbursements made during the entire year 2010-11, latest by April 30, 2012, duly audited by Statutory Auditors certifying the correctness.
During the NEFT operating hours, originating banks should endeavour to put through the requests for NEFT transactions received by them, either online or across the counters, preferably in the next available batch but, in any case, not exceeding two hours from the time of receipt of the requests. In the likelihood of any delay / possible delay in adhering to this requirement, the originators / customers should be informed of the delay / possible delay and the reasons for the same.”
As you are aware, the ‘Cheque Return Memo’ that should accompany a cheque dishonoured / returned for any reason is a critical document, more so in case recourse to legal action is necessitated. The procedure for handling dishonoured cheques including
The Ministry of Commerce and Industry announced the Annual Supplement 2010-11 to the Foreign Trade Policy 2009-14 (‘FTP’) on 23 August 2010. The objective of the Annual Supplement is to reverse the trend of declining exports and assist sectors badly hit by recession. It has adopted a multi-pronged strategy that includes providing additional support to the affected sectors, promoting technological upgradation and taking measures to reduce transaction costs of exports.
In this connection, it is clarified that in addition to the documents listed in paragraph 2(i) of our circular referred to above for opening a bank account in the name of a proprietary concern, banks may also accept any registration/licensing document issued in the name of the proprietary concern by the Central Government or State Government Authority/Department. Banks may also accept IEC (Importer Exporter Code) issued to the proprietary concern by the office of DGFT as an identity document for opening of bank account.
Who is a Non-Resident Indian [NRI]? A. Non- Resident Indian [NRI] means a ‘person resident outside India’ who is a citizen of India or is a ‘person of Indian origin’.
The Reserve Bank of India, has said a bank will have to honour a fixed rate contract, even if interest rates move up in future. The clarification has removed doubts that some banks had over introduction of fixed rate home loans.
The Reserve Bank of India released today its Annual Report for 2009-10. This statutory Report of the Board of the Reserve Bank focusses on: (a) an analytical assessment of the key policy issues and macroeconomic challenges faced during the year, (b) the range of policy actions taken to address the challenges, besides initiatives launched during the year in relation to the broad macro-financial objectives of the Reserve Bank,
The Reserve Bank of India’s plans to have access to banking data online from the industry is being stymied by state-owned banks’ reluctance to use technology that they have already deployed. An angry RBI has told public sector banks that they have failed in their business process re-engineering efforts after spending millions on a centralised information technology system.
How about your fixed deposits being flexible? Soon this could be possible, as the country’s biggest bank SBI is all set to offer floating interest rates on term deposits. The floating rate term deposit product will offer no guarantee on returns, as the interest will change with the revision of base rates.
