How the FM can make it a 'never before' Budget. Top experts weigh in

Last week, the government had directed banks to credit the difference between compound interest and simple interest collected on loans of up to Rs 2 crore by November 5

Pushed by the Supreme Court, this interest waiver may appear to be a good relief for the borrowers; however, going by the basic method of computation, the benefit for retail borrowers appears to be marginal

Indian telcos depend a lot on wireless revenue, but this distorted revenue pie can be corrected, thanks to the circumstances created due to COVID-19 and popularity of fixed broadband

With limited lending options and country's need for infrastructure, PSBs are increasingly choosing to lend huge amounts to large projects, especially in infrastructure, said Rajan and Acharya

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Under restructuring, moratorium should be the last resort as it adds to your interest burden; increasing tenure or reducing EMI could be better options

According to Moody's, Indian economy will contract sharply in fiscal year ending March 2021 (fiscal 2020) before returning to growth, though modestly, in fiscal 2021

Fintechs' ties with banks and NBFCs have come under the Reserve Bank of Indias scanner for shoddy practices. Here is the inside story

In his message to shareholders amidst the global pandemic, Managing Director & CEO L V Prabhakar said the outlook at this juncture remains uncertain given the depth of economic implications of the ongoing pandemic wave

The bank needs capital to grow and make profit, and \"we have got Clix as they have expressed their interest to merge with the bank. The advantage is that they are capital surplus and we are capital deficit,\" LVB, MD and CEO S Sundar told PTI in an interview

These products are free of toxic agents, making them completely safe for infants and pets, and yet are effective against all harmful bacteria and viruses.

The special draft framework recommends that the insolvency procedures against an MSME can only be triggered by the MSME itself and not by any of the creditors

MSME sector currently contributes about 48 per cent to the country's export and this has to be further enhanced by means of technological upgradation and product development, Gadkari said

Why the sharp recovery and sustained run in stock markets is built on weak fundamentals. Despite the fall, they are trading at double the valuation of the 2008 Lehman crash

MSMEs used bankruptcy proceedings threat as pressure point to force big corporates to not delay payments for supplies

Up to Rs 40 lakh crore worth of loans of banks are under six-month moratorium. The risk of default looms large

In the same period, when the stock market was soaring, India's coronavirus cases jumped from 500 levels to a mind boggling 2.36 lakh. By next weekend, India will become the fourth largest country in terms of coronavirus cases only next to the US, Brazil and Russia

This, however, will not apply to defaults committed before March 25, when a nationwide lockdown was imposed by the Centre to check the spread of coronavirus

Some experts expressed apprehensions that including more firms in the MSME category could crowd out the real small-scale manufacturers and dim their chances of availing various benefits