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Bankruptcy Code will deepen Indian corporate bond market: Assocham

Credit deployment still negative in most sectors: Assocham

New Delhi: Most Indian industry sectors have reported negative growth in deployment of gross bank credit, a fallout of banks’ inability to lend being saddled with mammoth non-performing assets (NPA), or bad loans, coupled with lack of appetite for fresh investment by highly indebted corporate India, industry body Assocham said on[Read More…]

Bankruptcy Code will deepen Indian corporate bond market: Assocham

RBI must ensure safety of proposed cryptocurrency: Assocham

New Delhi: Welcoming the RBI’s move to explore the introduction of an official virtual currency in India, industry chamber Assocham on Sunday cautioned that extreme care is taken to ensure the safety of the data trail that cryptocurrency transactions can leave behind. Placing a ban on all regulated entities, including banks,[Read More…]

Bankruptcy Code will deepen Indian corporate bond market: Assocham

Remove ‘bail-in’ clause in FRDA Bill: Assocham

Assocham on Thursday urged the government to remove a clause in the Financial Resolution and Deposit Insurance (FRDA) Bill that seeks to treat bank depositors as other creditors and shareholders for “bail-in”. Assocham Secretary General D.S. Rawat said that in the Indian context, the concept of bail-in — especially by[Read More…]

Demonetisation, GST may ruin wedding season business: ASSOCHAM

Demonetisation, GST may ruin wedding season business: ASSOCHAM

Demonetisation along with recently introduced Goods and Service Tax (GST) may impact the business of upcoming wedding season, which is starting from November, by 10-15 per cent, said industry chamber, ASSOCHAM on Monday. Wedding services like marriage hall booking, tent booking, confectionery services and photography are expected to get impacted.[Read More…]

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Pollution can cripple NCR economy: ASSOCHAM

The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (ASSOCHAM) has said that the alarming pollution in is likely to take a toll on the entire National Capital region (NCR), crippling sectors like tourism, transport, automobile and real estate. It added that several billions of dollars of fresh investment and[Read More…]





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