Timeline extended for implementation of lockable cassette swap in all ATMs
Reserve Bank of India on Monday (July 12) extended the timeline for implementation of using lockable cassettes in their ATMs which shall be swapped at the time of cash replenishment, till March 31, 2022. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) had constituted a Committee on Currency Movement (CCM) under the chairmanship of Shri D.K. Mohanty,…
Read article
RBI bans issuance of Mastercard from July 22
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has on Wednesday indefinitely barred Mastercard (Mastercard Asia / Pacific Pte. Ltd) from issuing new debit or credit cards to domestic customers in India from July 22, 2021, for violating data storage rules. Citing its circular on ‘storage of payment system data’ dated April 6, 2018, the RBI said…
Read article
What is a Shipping Bill?
Shipping Bill which is also known as bill of export is a document prepared by an exporter or his agent for the purpose of custom authorities to grant permission for exports. Whether the shipment is by air, sea, or road, an exporter cannot load the goods without filing the Shipping Bill which the customs authority…
Read article
Now as a retail investor you can open an ‘RBI Direct’ gilt account
The Reserve Bank of India in its ‘Statement of Developmental and Regulatory Policies’ dated February 05, 2021 for improving ease of access by retail investors through online access to the government securities market – both primary and secondary – along with the facility to open their gilt securities account (‘Retail Direct’) with the RBI. The…
Read article What is a bill of lading?
A Bill of Lading is a document issued by a Carrier to a Shipper, confirming goods were received in an acceptable condition and are ready to be shipped and delivered to the consignee. Carrier is a person who performs or undertakes to perform for hire, the carriage or part thereof, of goods by road, rail,…
The difference between the House Bill of Lading and Bill of lading explained
A Shipper (exporter/supplier) of the goods normally hires a freight forwarder (forwarding agent) or Non-Vessel Operating Common Carrier (NVOCC) in order to arrange transportation of his goods to a foreign destination. Once receiving cargo from shipper freight forwarder inspects the cargo to verify that the consignment received by them is without damages. The freight forwarder…
Read article