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The Reserve Bank of India on Tuesday came out with draft guidelines to further strengthen regulations on payment aggregators, a move aimed at boosting the payment ecosystem. The payments ecosystem…
Global economic integration involves agreements between countries that usually include the elimination of trade barriers and aligning monetary and fiscal policies, leading to a more inter-connected global economy. Globalization provides…
In a statement on Monday, the RBI said it has been decided to harmonise the instructions on KFS for loans and advances. “This is being done to enhance transparency and…
(This post covers reforms in the financial sector of India covering banking, money market, Government securities market, foreign exchange market, capital market, Credit market, and Payment systems since the 1990s)…
The financial sector in India is predominantly a banking sector with commercial banks including the public sector, private sector, cooperatives, and foreign banks accounting for more than 64% of the…
A money market is a place where banks and other financial institutions trade in short-term debt securities such as commercial paper (CP), certificate of deposits (CDs), treasury bills (TBs), and…
Before the 1991 reforms, the foreign exchange market was virtually absent. Exchange earners were required to buy and sell foreign currencies through Authorised Dealers at the Reserve Bank reference rate.…
Government security (G-sec) is a form of security issued by the Government through a notification in the official Gazette. These securities are created by the Government to raise loans from…
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) was set up in 1988 and made the regulator of the capital market under the SEBI Act, 1992. In May 1992, the…
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