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  • What's the new RBI proposal giving cold sweats to lenders?

    The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has proposed stringent new rules for project finance, aiming to minimize risks associated with long-gestation infrastructure projects. These regulations include higher provisioning during construction phases and classification of delayed projects as non-performing assets. However, banks and NBFCs fear these rules may hinder project viability and impede India's capital expenditure momentum.

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  • How quick commerce is rewriting the rules of retail in India

    Quick commerce, or super-fast deliveries, is becoming increasingly popular among millennials and Gen Z, with companies delivering various items to doorsteps in no time. Quick commerce makes up about 5-6 per cent of a household's grocery spending, with platforms like Blinkit valued at around $13 billion. It is mostly popular in big cities but is also gaining traction in places like Vizag, Nagpur, Kochi, Jaipur, and Lucknow.

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  • IndusInd sets itself a new Rs 4.2 lakh crore target, eyes 2030 timeline

    Under the new plan, IIHL is looking to set up a banking, financial services, and insurance portfolio worth $50 billion (Rs 4.2 lakh crore) by 2030. This is including its investment in IndusInd Bank, apart from the new businesses under Reliance Capital, which IIHL won in insolvency proceedings.

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  • Restatement of IL&FS accounts uncovers Rs 9,600cr loss instead of Rs 1,869 cr profit

    Several top executives of the three companies and auditors associated with some of them now face criminal charges due to the irregularities. Additionally, both auditors and their firms are undergoing disciplinary procedures. Meanwhile, the new leadership has divested a substantial portion of assets to settle a significant portion of debts owed to creditors.

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  • RBI approves reappointment of Atanu Chakraborty as part-time chairman of HDFC Bank for 3 years

    Atanu Chakraborty has been reappointed as the part-time chairman of HDFC Bank by the Reserve Bank of India for a three-year term from May 5, 2024, to May 4, 2027. With a 35-year tenure in the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) in the Gujarat cadre, Chakraborty has extensive experience in finance, economic policy, infrastructure, and petroleum and natural gas sectors. He held key positions in the Union Government, including Secretary in the Ministry of Finance-Department of Economic Affairs, where he oversaw economic policy-making and budget formulation.

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  • India's services exports dip marginally in March to $30 bn

    In March 2024, India's services exports dipped by 1.3% to $30 billion, while imports decreased by 2.1% to $16.61 billion, according to Reserve Bank data. The trade surplus for the month stood at $13.4 billion. Although both exports and imports of services had shown growth in the preceding two months, the trend reversed in March. The commerce ministry estimates services exports for fiscal 2023-24 at $339.62 billion and imports at $177.56 billion, resulting in a trade surplus of $162 billion for the year.

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