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RBI
Return of Lazy but Logical Banking
Shailendra Tyagi
‘Lazy’ because it gets a bank low returns with very little effort. ‘Logical’ because a bank has few other options, given the slump
Calling All Savers: Please Come Back
In 2010-11, household savings dipped alarmingly as a percentage of GDP. Higher rates on bank deposits could spur a reversal
With the RBI Looking Away
Even a 1 per cent mismatch in receipts implies that there are opportunities to generate $2.5 billion a year in black money
Debt in Disguise?
The RBI wants equity to be equity, with no guarantee of a payback. But foreign PE firms insist on fixed returns on investments
The Third Wave
The RBI raises several issues ahead of the third round of licensing for new private banks. But there are no clear answers yet.
Beautiful Minds
The tradition of brilliance in the corner room at the RBI headquarters has continued down the years.
The Vital Hour
How India tackles the economy at this critical juncture could make the difference between staying in the current slump and returning to high growth in 18 months
How Bad Is the Economy?
The fiscal year 2008-09 is at its end, and everyone is cheering its demise. Although we won’t know yet, the news (conveniently after the election results are out!) will not be good.
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