Reserve Bank of India – Press Releases

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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has today imposed restrictions on Mastercard Asia / Pacific Pte. Ltd. (Mastercard) from on-boarding new domestic customers (debit, credit or prepaid) onto its card network from July 22, 2021. Notwithstanding lapse of considerable time and adequate opportunities being given, the entity has been found to be non-compliant with the directions on Storage of Payment System Data. This order will not impact existing customers of Mastercard. Mastercard shall advise all card issuing banks and non-banks to conform to these directions. The supervisory action has been taken in exercise of powers vested in RBI under Section 17 of the Payment and Settlement Systems Act, 2007 (PSS Act).

Mastercard is a Payment System Operator authorised to operate a Card Network in the country under the PSS Act.

Background

In terms of RBI circular on Storage of Payment System Data dated April 6, 2018, all System Providers were directed to ensure that within a period of six months the entire data (full end-to-end transaction details / information collected / carried / processed as part of the message / payment instruction) relating to payment systems operated by them is stored in a system only in India. They were also required to report compliance to RBI and submit a Board-approved System Audit Report conducted by a CERT-In empanelled auditor within the timelines specified therein.

(Yogesh Dayal)     
Chief General Manager

Press Release: 2021-2022/530

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Top 5 Banks & HFCs Promising Lowest Interest Rates On Home Loans

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From 2019, numerous bank home loans have been benchmarked to the repo rate, which was cut to 4.00 percent in May 2020 by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). As a result, loans based on the repo rate have become more affordable. It’s a wonderful moment for incumbent home loan borrowers to apply for a loan for their dream home. The lowest house loans are now offered by private sector banks such as Kotak Mahindra and government sector banks such as Punjab & Sind Bank, with interest rates beginning at 6.65 percent whereas an interest rate of 6.70 percent is charged by large lenders like the State Bank of India (SBI). So, if you’re looking to buy your dream home, here are the top lenders presently offering the best home loan interest rates based on a variety of parameters such as loan amount, gender, credit score, and more.

Top 5 Private Sector Banks With The Cheapest Interest Rates On Home Loans

Top 5 Private Sector Banks With The Cheapest Interest Rates On Home Loans

Among the top private sector banks, Kotak Mahindra Bank followed by ICICI Bank and HDFC Bank is currently promising the cheapest rates on home loans.

Banks Interest Rates
Kotak Mahindra Bank 6.65% to 7.30%
ICICI Bank 6.75% to 7.55%
HDFC Bank 6.75% to 7.65%
Axis Bank 6.90% to 8.55%
Jammu & Kashmir Bank 7.20%
Source: Bank Websites

Top 5 Public Sector Banks With The Cheapest Interest Rates On  Home Loans

Top 5 Public Sector Banks With The Cheapest Interest Rates On Home Loans

State Bank of India and Punjab National Bank are the public sector banks with the lowest home loan rates. Check out the top 5 banks’ most recent home loan interest rates below:

Banks Interest Rates
Punjab & Sind Bank 6.65% to 7.35%
State Bank of India 6.70% to 7.15%
Bank of Baroda 6.75% to 8.25%
Union Bank of India 6.80% to 7.35%
Punjab National Bank 6.80% to 7.60%
Source: Bank Websites

Top 5 HFCs With The Cheapest Interest Rates On Home Loans

Top 5 HFCs With The Cheapest Interest Rates On Home Loans

Among the top 5 housing finance companies (HFCs), LIC Housing Finance Ltd. followed by HDFC Ltd. and Bajaj Finserv Ltd. are currently promising the cheapest rates on home loans. Here are the top 5 HFCs that are promising the best rates on home loans.

HFCs Interest Rates
LIC Housing Finance 6.66% to 7.90%
HDFC Ltd. 6.75% to 7.65%
Bajaj Finserv Ltd. 6.75% to 9.00%
Tata Capital 6.90% onwards
PNB Housing Finance 7.35% to 9.55%
Source: Official Websites

Story first published: Wednesday, July 14, 2021, 17:56 [IST]



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This Is A Big Favourite Mutual Fund Scheme Of Top Analysts, You Should Own It

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Canara Robecco Bluechip Fund: A Favourite Of Most Analysts

Canara Robecco Bluechip Fund, a largecap equity mutual fund scheme has been rated as “5-star” by Morningstar, Crisil and Value Research. To get a “5-star” rating from all three in the large cap space is a pretty rare feat.

The fund is promoted by from the Canara Robecco Mutual Fund which is managed by Shridatta Bhandwaldar and Vishal Mishra.

This has been a consistent performer with a solid portfolio, prompting all of the three to rate it 5-star in the largecap category. CRISIL for many quarters has now rated it 5-star, in fact, data from CRISIL, shows that Canara Robecco Bluechip Fund has been rated 5-star Sept 2019.

Canara Robecco Bluechip Fund is not a very large fund when compared to peers and has assets under management of Rs 3,300 crores as on June 30, 2021. Thus fund now has a track record of 11 years.

Solid returns Canara Robecco Bluechip Fund

Solid returns Canara Robecco Bluechip Fund

An amount of Rs 1,000 invested every month over the last 36 months by way of SIP would have today fetched more than Rs 51,000. The fund has generated a returns of 47% in the last 1-year, while the 3-year returns is 17% and the 5-year returns is 16.84% on an annualized basis.

Being a large cap fund the investment objective of the fund is to provide capital appreciation by predominantly investing in companies having a large market capitalization. The top 10 stocks form almost 50% of the portfolio and include names like HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Infosys and Reliance Industries. The expense ratio of the fund is also reasonable with the direct plan having an expense ratio of just 0.42%.

Should you buy the Canara Robecco Bluechip Fund?

Should you buy the Canara Robecco Bluechip Fund?

It really depends on your own outlook for the stock markets. With the Nifty fast approaching the 16,000 points mark, you ask yourselves, how much of an upside on the markets is left.

There honestly is not much steam left in the markets. This means if you put lumpsum in the markets, you can be in trouble if the markets fall. Therefore it would be only sensible for you to put money in the Canara Robecco Bluechip Fund by way of Systematic Investment Plans or SIPs as they call it. We at goodreturns.in are strongly against folks putting large sums of money by way of lumpsum. So tread with discretion as we all know discretion is a better part of valour.

About the author:

About the author:

Sunil Fernandes, the author of the article is a stock market expert and has spent about 27 years covering stock markets and mutual funds. He has worked with various publications including Hindustan Times, Deccan Herald, Oman Economic Review and Dalal Street Investment Journal. He was also engaged in equity research analysis.

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We know that mutual funds are subject to market risks, so be careful. Invest in the scheme above only if you are able to bear losses. Greynium Information Technologies and the author should not be held liable for any losses suffered on account of the decisions based on the above article. Please consult a professional advisor as markets have gone-up substantially.



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Bandhan Bank appoints Kamal Batra to lead the commercial banking strategy, BFSI News, ET BFSI

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Bandhan Bank has appointed Kamal Batra as Executive President and Head – Assets, on Wednesday.

Kamal will assume the responsibility for growing the Bank’s Commercial Banking (comprising SME lending and NBFC lending) business and Retail Assets (comprising Gold Loans, Personal Loans, Auto Loans, among others) portfolios. Kamal will be based out of the Bank’s headquarters in Kolkata and will report to the MD & CEO.

The growth of these verticals will help the Bank capitalise on its robust liabilities franchise and cater to the needs of all Indians through an entire suite of offerings spanning deposits, business and retail loans, and third party products such as mutual funds and insurance, across physical and digital banking.

Chandra Shekhar Ghosh, MD & CEO, Bandhan Bank said, “I am pleased to welcome Kamal to Bandhan Bank and wish him the best for his new role. Commercial Banking and other Retail Assets are key pillars of growth for the Bank and I hope Kamal’s leadership will enable the creation of a diversified and high-quality assets franchise”.



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Minutes of Pre-bid Meeting – Annual Maintenance Contract for Operation and Maintenance of Wet Riser system for Bank`s Main office building & Amar building at Fort, RBI, Mumbai

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The online Pre-Bid meeting for the captioned tender was held on July 13, 2021 at 11.00 A.M through Cisco We-Bex platform. The meeting was chaired by Shri B. Dhal, General Manager, Estate Office and officials of Estate office (Annex A). All the following four firms (who were found eligible to further participate in the tender) have participated in the meeting :

  1. M/s Reliance Fire Protection Systems

  2. M/s Sai Industries

  3. M/s Cease Fire and Electrical Services

  4. M/s J & T Engineering works

2. No queries were raised by the firms and the meeting ended with vote of thanks from the chair.


Annexure A

Participants of the Pre-Bid meeting held on July 13, 2021 at 11.00 AM

Sl. No Name Designation
1. Shri B. Dhal General Manager
2. Shri Abhay Joshi Asst.General Manager
3. Shri R.P. Mhatre Asst.Manager (Tech)
4. Shri Anand Mahadevan Asst.Manager

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Reserve Bank of India – Tenders

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Jul 16, 2021 Electrical Installation Work in connection with Renovation of Community Hall in Reserve Bank of India Staff Quarters at Osborne Road at Bengaluru Aug 17, 2021 525 kb Jul 16, 2021 Minutes of Pre-bid Meeting – Supply, installation, testing & commissioning (SITC) of 160 KVA Diesel Generator Set with AMF Panel and Acoustic Enclosure for R.B.I Shillong Jul 23, 2021 PDF document 160 kb Jul 16, 2021 Cancellation of Non-Deposit taking NBFC license and Cancellation of CoRs during August 2020 – June 2021, Hyderabad Jul 26, 2021 PDF document 162 kb Jul 16, 2021 SITC of full height dual lane Turnstile at Main Office Building and full height single lane Turnstile at Additional Office Building, Reserve Bank of India, Kanpur Aug 23, 2021 PDF document 127 kb Jul 16, 2021 Annual Maintenance Contract for Carpentry works in Reserve Bank of India, Main Office Premises and RBI Officers’ Quarters, G.S. Road, Guwahati Aug 12, 2021 PDF document 776 kb Jul 15, 2021 Part renovation work in Two flats of Bank’s senior officers’ colony, Dhanastra, Mumbai Aug 06, 2021 PDF document 196 kb Jul 15, 2021 DSITC of Microprocessor Based Security Alarm System for Bank’s Main Office Building, Reserve Bank of India, Kanpur Aug 17, 2021 PDF document 126 kb Jul 14, 2021 Application for Empanelment of Architects for works A) Estimated to cost upto ₹ 50 Lakh B) Estimated to cost more than ₹ 50 lakh upto ₹ 100 Lakh, Bhubaneswar Aug 23, 2021 PDF document 642 kb Jul 14, 2021 Minutes of Pre-bid Meeting – Annual Maintenance Contract for Operation and Maintenance of Wet Riser system for Bank`s Main office building & Amar building at Fort, RBI, Mumbai Jul 22, 2021 PDF document 175 kb Jul 13, 2021 Request for Proposal to engage media buying/advertising agency/ies, Mumbai Aug 02, 2021 PDF document 483 kb Jul 12, 2021 Selection of Venders for Scientific Preservation of Paper Records at the RBI Archives, College of Agricultural Banking, Pune Aug 02, 2021 PDF document 593 kb Jul 09, 2021 Civil Renovation Works of corridor in 1st floor of MOB, RBI Kanpur Aug 25, 2021 PDF document 204 kb Jul 09, 2021 Providing Facilities Management Services (Washroom Cleaning) at Office Buildings of Reserve Bank of India, Mumbai Aug 18, 2021 PDF document 798 kb Jul 08, 2021 Minutes of Pre-bid Meeting – Installation and Maintenance of Coffee/Tea Vending Machines for supply of Coffee/Tea in the Bank’s Premises, Ahmedabad Jul 22, 2021 PDF document 156 kb Jul 08, 2021 Corrigendum – Installation and Maintenance of Coffee/Tea Vending Machines for supply of Coffee/Tea in the Bank’s Premises, Ahmedabad Jul 22, 2021 PDF document 258 kb Jul 08, 2021 Minutes of Pre-bid meeting – Appointment of Structural Consultant for Design Check, Seismic Analysis and Supervising Repair, Rehabilitation & Retrofitting works of Bank’s Main Office Building (MOB) and its Annexe building, Ahmedabad Jul 23, 2021 PDF document 192 kb Jul 08, 2021 Corrigendum – Supply, installation, testing & commissioning (SITC) of 160 KVA Diesel Generator Set with AMF Panel and Acoustic Enclosure for R.B.I Shillong Jul 23, 2021 PDF document 182 kb Jul 07, 2021 Renovation of Bank’s Officers’ Flats (4 Nos. Grade ‘A’) at Tilak Nagar, Kanpur Aug 17, 2021 PDF document 103 kb Jul 07, 2021 Provision of Modular Kitchen cabinets in Bank’s Officer’s Flats (04 Nos. Grade ‘A’) at Tilak Nagar, Kanpur Aug 17, 2021 PDF document 179 kb Jul 07, 2021 Annual Maintenance Contract for Plumbing and Sanitary Works at RBI Officers’ Colony, Christian Basti, GS Road, Guwahati Jul 28, 2021 PDF document 936 kb Jul 06, 2021 Corrigendum – Opening of RFP documents – Request for Proposal (RFP) for engagement of Consultant for Comprehensive Consultancy Services for establishment of Automated Banknote Processing Centre (ABPC) Jul 20, 2021 PDF document 77 kb Jul 06, 2021 Empanelment for supply of sufficient number of fully covered closed cash vans/ closed vehicles for transport and delivery of coins, Thiruvananthapuram Jul 27, 2021 PDF document 172 kb Jul 05, 2021 Annual Maintenance Contract for Plumbing & Sanitary works and Operation & Maintenance of Pump-Motor set in Bank’s Main Office Premises (MOP) & Staff Quarters, Vidyut Marg (SQVM) at Bhubaneswar, Odisha Aug 13, 2021 PDF document 1754 kb Jul 05, 2021 Annual Maintenance Contract for Plumbing & Sanitary works and Operation & Maintenance of Pump-Motor set in Officers’ Quarters, Nayapalli (OQNP) and Staff Quarters, Baramunda (SQBM) at Bhubaneswar, Odisha Aug 13, 2021 PDF document 939 kb Jul 05, 2021 Design, fabrication, supply and fixing of open office modular workstation furniture with M.S. framework in Foreign Exchange Department, 2nd floor, Main Office Building, RBI Kanpur Aug 25, 2021 PDF document 117 kb Jul 05, 2021 Corrigendum – Last date for submission of bids – ABPC – Request for Proposal (RFP) for engagement of Consultant for Comprehensive Consultancy Services for establishment of Automated Banknote Processing Centre (ABPC) Jul 20, 2021 PDF document 78 kb Jul 05, 2021 Consultant for Review of Supervisory Models – Issuance of RFP to shortlisted consultants Jul 26, 2021 PDF document 124 kb Jul 05, 2021 Corrigendum – Electrical Renovation of 16 Nos. of Class III Flats in KNSQ, Reserve Bank of India, Kanpur Jul 26, 2021 PDF document 176 kb Jul 04, 2021 Empanelment of Suppliers/ Stockists/ Chemists/ Dealers for supply of Drugs & Medicines to Dispensaries of Reserve Bank of India at Various location in Guwahati Aug 01, 2021 PDF document 225 kb Jul 03, 2021 Corrigendum – Design, fabrication, supply and fixing of open office modular workstation furniture with M.S. framework in DOS, 1st floor, Main Office Building, RBI Kanpur Aug 23, 2021 PDF document 181 kb Jul 03, 2021 Corrigendum – Renovation (Civil & Interior) of Foreign Exchange Department (FED) at 2nd floor, MOB, RBI Kanpur Aug 23, 2021 PDF document 181 kb Jul 03, 2021 Corrigendum – Renovation of Bank’s Staff Quarters (16 Nos. Class III) at Kidwai Nagar, Kanpur Jul 26, 2021 PDF document 181 kb Jul 03, 2021 Supply, Installation, Testing, Commissioning of the Micro Processor based Security Alarm system for the Banks Main office Building at Jaipur Jul 26, 2021 PDF document 1669 kb Jul 02, 2021 Tender for Sale of Bank’s Car (Hyundai Creta SK 01 PB 2292), Gangtok Aug 09, 2021 PDF document 167 kb Jul 02, 2021 Minutes of Pre-Bid meeting & Corrigendum – Providing Integrated Facility Management Services (IFMS) at College of Agricultural Banking (CAB), Reserve Bank of India, Pune Jul 22, 2021 PDF document 183 kb Jul 02, 2021 Electrical Renovation Works for 4 Nos. of Grade ‘A’ officer flats at TNOQ Officer’s Quarters, RBI Kanpur Aug 05, 2021 PDF document 121 kb Jul 02, 2021 Construction of RCC underground sump and Elevated Service Reservoir at Bank’s Telankhedi Road Staff Quarters, Nagpur Jul 30, 2021 PDF document 2049 kb Jul 01, 2021 Construction of Office Building for RBI at Atal Nagar, Naya Raipur, Chattisgarh Jul 23, 2021 PDF document 103 kb Jul 01, 2021 Supply, installation, testing & commissioning (SITC) of 160 KVA Diesel Generator Set with AMF Panel and Acoustic Enclosure for R.B.I Shillong Jul 23, 2021 PDF document 606 kb Jul 01, 2021 Supply, Installation, testing and Commissioning of 160 no’s SMF batteries of 120 AH capacity each for Centralised UPS System at Reserve Bank of India, Hyderabad Jul 22, 2021 PDF document 1022 kb Jun 28, 2021 Renovation (Civil & Interior) of Foreign Exchange Department (FED) at 2nd floor, MOB, RBI Kanpur Aug 23, 2021 PDF document 116 kb Jun 28, 2021 Design, fabrication, supply and fixing of open office modular workstation furniture with M.S. framework in DOS, 1st floor, Main Office Building, RBI Kanpur Aug 23, 2021 PDF document 100 kb Jun 28, 2021 Supply Installation Testing & Commissioning of electrical works in proposed FED Area, RBI Kanpur Jul 29, 2021 PDF document 122 kb Jun 28, 2021 Corrigendum – Providing Integrated Facility Management Services (IFMS) at College of Agricultural Banking (CAB), Reserve Bank of India, Pune Jul 22, 2021 PDF document 97 kb Jun 24, 2021 Annual Maintenance Contract for various types of Fire Extinguishers for Central Office Building at Fort, Mumbai Jul 22, 2021 PDF document 384 kb Jun 23, 2021 Electrical Renovation of 16 Nos. of Class III Flats in KNSQ, Reserve Bank of India, Kanpur Jul 26, 2021 PDF document 121 kb Jun 22, 2021 Conducting of Electrical Safety Audit at Bank’s Main and Additional Office Building, Nagpur Jul 22, 2021 PDF document 237 kb Jun 21, 2021 Comprehensive Annual Maintenance Service Contract for Operation & Maintenance of Sewage Treatment Plant installed at Staff Quarters, Baramunda Aug 02, 2021 PDF document 997 kb Jun 21, 2021 Providing Integrated Facility Management Services (IFMS) at College of Agricultural Banking (CAB), Reserve Bank of India, Pune Jul 22, 2021 PDF document 1212 kb Jun 18, 2021 Annual Maintenance Contarct of Pest Control & Sanitization Services at Banks Residential Colonies and Offices of Reserve Bank of India, Mumbai Jul 26, 2021 PDF document 775 kb Jun 18, 2021 AMC of Direct telephone lines (including Hot lines) and Intercom Lines provided in Bank Main Office Premises and all Residential Colonies (CLOQ, TNOQ & KNSQ), Kanpur Jul 27, 2021 PDF document 136 kb Jun 18, 2021 Renovation of Bank’s Staff Quarters (16 Nos. Class III) at Kidwai Nagar, Kanpur Jul 26, 2021 PDF document 221 kb Jun 15, 2021 Annual Maintenance Contract for Operation and Maintenance of Wet Riser system for Bank`s Main office building & Amar building at Fort, RBI, Mumbai Jul 22, 2021 PDF document 2045 kb

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Icra survey, BFSI News, ET BFSI

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Around 42 per cent of non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) expect a growth of more than 15 per cent in their asset under management (AUM) in fiscal 2021-22, says an Icra Ratings survey. The findings are based on a survey of 65 non-banks, constituting around 60 per cent of the industry AUM.

The agency conducted the survey to understand the impact of the second wave of COVID-19 on these entities and their expectations going forward.

It said NBFCs growth expectations have moderated vis-a-vis the expectations six months earlier. This follows the possible impact of Covid 2.0 on business in Q1 FY2022.

“While 42 per cent of the issuers (NBFCs by number) are expecting a more than 15 per cent growth in AUM in FY2022, the proportion based on AUM weights is much lower at 8 per cent, indicating that larger players in the segment expect a relatively moderate growth in FY2022,” the agency’s Vice President (Financial Sector Ratings) Manushree Saggar said.

With most of the lenders (74 per cent in AUM terms) indicating an up to 10 per cent AUM growth, the agency expects the growth for the overall industry to be about 7-9 per cent for FY2022.

Within the non-bank finance sector, segments like MFIs, SME-focussed NBFCs and affordable housing finance would continue to record much higher growth than the overall industry averages, supported by good demand and lower base, she said.

The survey said with gradual easing of lockdowns and moderation in fresh cases of Covid and with increased vaccination coverage, the lenders are optimistic on growth pick-up in balance part of FY2022 and expect it to be higher than the growth seen in FY2021.

However, the non-bank finance companies are expecting the asset quality related pain to persist in the current fiscal as well, it showed.

“Overall, 87 per cent of issuers (by AUM) expect reported gross stage 3/ NPAs to be either same or higher than March 2021 levels, which in turn will keep the credit costs elevated,” it said.

Over 90 per cent of lenders (by AUM) expects the credit costs to remain stable or increase further over FY2021 levels.

On the restructuring front, while lenders are expecting marginally higher numbers as compared to the last fiscal, the overall numbers are expected to be low, the agency said.

Saggar said with no blanket moratorium and reflecting the stress on the cash flows of the underlying borrowers, mid-sized lenders (AUM between Rs 5,000-Rs 20,000 crore) are expecting a higher share of restructuring under Restructuring 2.0.

“Overall, the restructured book of non-bank finance entities is expected to double to 3.1-3.3 per cent in March 2022 from 1.6 per cent in March 2021,” Saggar added.

The agency said a significantly higher number of issuers (56 per cent) are expecting to raise capital in FY2022 as compared to the earlier survey, wherein only 28 per cent of the issuers were expected capital raise in FY2022.

It expects the pre-tax profitability for non-bank finance companies in FY2022 would remain similar to the last fiscal which was around 30 per cent lower than the pre-Covid levels.



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Finance Ministry puts on hold examination for clerical cadre in PSU banks, BFSI News, ET BFSI

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The Finance Ministry on Tuesday directed the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) to put on hold examinations for clerical cadres in public sector banks (PSBs) till a final view is taken on conducting tests in regional languages. In order to look into the demand for holding examinations for clerical cadres in PSBs in local/regional languages, a Committee has been constituted to look into the matter in its entirety, the Finance Ministry said in a statement.

“The Committee will give its recommendations within 15 days. The ongoing process of holding the examination initiated by IBPS will be kept on hold until the recommendations of the Committee are made available,” it said. Recently, IBPS issued an advertisement for holding an examination for recruitment in the clerical cadre of PSBs only in two languages–English and Hindi.

There has been demand particularly from Southern states to include other recognised regional languages for conducting bank clerical cadre. There are 22 languages recognized by the Constitution of India.

The Finance Minister in July 2019 had assured Parliament that the recruitment examination for employment in the Regional rural banks (RRBs) would be conducted in regional languages apart from English and Hindi.

With a view to providing a level-playing field to the local youths for availing employment opportunities, the government in 2019 decided that for recruitment of Office Assistant and Officer Scale I in RRBs, examination will be held in 13 regional languages including Konakani and Kannada, besides Hindi and English.

Since then, examinations for these recruitments are being conducted in regional languages also, it said.



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Reserve Bank of India – Press Releases

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April 14, 2015




Dear All




Welcome to the refurbished site of the Reserve Bank of India.





The two most important features of the site are: One, in addition to the default site, the refurbished site also has all the information bifurcated functionwise; two, a much improved search – well, at least we think so but you be the judge.




With this makeover, we also take a small step into social media. We will now use Twitter (albeit one way) to send out alerts on the announcements we make and YouTube to place in public domain our press conferences, interviews of our top management, events, such as, town halls and of course, some films aimed at consumer literacy.




The site can be accessed through most browsers and devices; it also meets accessibility standards.



Please save the url of the refurbished site in your favourites as we will give up the existing site shortly and register or re-register yourselves for receiving RSS feeds for uninterrupted alerts from the Reserve Bank.



Do feel free to give us your feedback by clicking on the feedback button on the right hand corner of the refurbished site.



Thank you for your continued support.




Department of Communication

Reserve Bank of India


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High Risk Mutual Fund SIPs To Invest Now For High Return in 2021

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PGIM India Midcap Opportunities Fund

PGIM India Midcap Opportunities Fund is a midcap fund, which indicates that if the benchmark indices fall, the NAV may decrease more, and if the indices rise, the returns may be superior to the index gains.

This fund has been rated “5 Star” from ValueResearch Online.

The fund has had an exceptional performance in the last year, with returns of 97.7% and 3-year annualized returns of 26.78%. Over the last five years, the returns have been around 20.75 percent.

Most of the funds are invested in midcap equities including names NIIT Technologies Ltd, Max Healthcare Institute Ltd, Muthoot Finance Ltd, ICICI Bank Ltd, and nd MindTree Ltd.

For July 12, 2021, the NAV of PGIM India Midcap Opportunities Fund is 40.86. PGIM India Midcap Opportunities Fund’s direct plan has an expense ratio of 0.41 percent. It has an AUM of 1,952 crores.

Kotak Small Cap Fund

Kotak Small Cap Fund

This is a fund that has been rated by “4 Star” from ValueResearch Online. A three-year SIP of Rs 10,000 would have resulted in a corpus of Rs 7.08 lakhs. This signifies that an amount of Rs 3.6 lakhs contributed to the creation of a Rs 7.08 lakhs fund.

The holdings of the fund include stocks like Century Plyboards, Sheela Foam, Carborundum Universal, Persistent Systems, and Lux Industries.

The fund has had an exceptional run in the last year, returning 121.79%, with a three-year annualized return of 126.57%. The 5-year returns have hovered around 21.48%.

Axis Small Cap Fund

Axis Small Cap Fund

This fund has been rated “5 Star” from ValueResearch Online. Those interested in investing in this fund can do so at the current NAV of Rs 59.23. Axis Small Cap Fund Direct-Growth has Rs 6,009 Crores worth of assets under management (AUM). The 1-year returns on Axis Small Cap Fund Direct-Growth are 88.76 percent.

It has returned an average of 26.29 percent per year since its inception. The fund’s top 5 holdings are in Galaxy Surfactants, Tata Elxsi, JK Lakshmi Cement, CCL Products, Narayana Hrudayalaya Ltd.

A five-year SIP of Rs 10,000 would have resulted in a corpus of Rs 12.02 lakhs. This signifies that an amount of Rs 6 lakhs contributed to the creation of a Rs 12.02 lakhs fund.

Nippon India Small Cap

Nippon India Small Cap

Nippon India Small Cap Fund Direct is a medium-sized fund in its category, with Rs 15,353 crores in assets under management (AUM). The fund’s expense ratio is 1.02 percent, which is higher than the expense ratios charged by most other Small Cap funds. The Nippon India Small Cap Fund Direct’s 1-year growth returns are 110.43 percent. It has returned an average of 26.28 percent per year since its inception. The fund has the majority of its money invested in Engineering, Chemicals, FMCG, Technology, Services sectors.

This fund has been rated “4 Star” from ValueResearch Online.

A Rs 10,000 SIP over three years would have resulted in a corpus of Rs 6.67 lakhs. This means that a sum of Rs 3.6 lakhs was contributed to the establishment of a fund worth Rs 6.67 lakhs.

SBI Small Cap Fund

SBI Small Cap Fund

This fund has been rated “4 Star” from ValueResearch Online. SBI Small Cap Fund Direct-Growth is a medium-sized fund in its category, with assets under management (AUM) of 9,091 Crores. The fund’s expense ratio is 0.85 percent, which is comparable to that of most other Small Cap funds.

The fund’s top 5 holdings are in Elgi Equipments Ltd., V-Guard Industries Ltd., Carborundum Universal Ltd., Navin Fluorine International Ltd., Sheela Foam Ltd.. The NAV of the SBI Small Cap Fund for Jul 12, 2021 is 104.1. The 1-year returns on SBI Small Cap Fund Direct-Growth are 90.88 percent. Since its inception, it has generated an average annual return of 27.78 percent.

Disclaimer

Disclaimer

High-risk mutual funds are those that are influenced by equities or stock market risk. It is sensitive to the stock market’s volatility.

Investing in mutual funds is risky and investors should understand the risk. Greynium Information Technologies and the author do not take any responsibility for losses incurred based on the decisions in the article. The article is meant for informational purposes only.



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