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Industry Pulse |
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Transition from class banking to mass banking and from sellers’ market to buyers’ market is drastically changing India’s banking sector. There is an expanding middle class of 250 to 300 million people in need of varied banking services.
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Market Outlook |
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Indian banking system outlook stable: Moody’s |
 | The fundamental credit outlook of the n banking system is stable even as the sector continues to face challenges in raising fresh capital, according to a report by Moody's Investors Service.
The report, released on Wednesday night, said Read More |
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Analysis |
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Rise in bad loans in Indian banking industry: Fitch |
 | Despite a significant improvement in asset quality, the country's banking industry might see its bad assets inching up in the months ahead, particularly in retail segment, Global rating agency Fitch today said.
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Industry Stats |
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Wealth managers bank on Indian growth |
 | Indians will have one trillion dollars worth investable wealth by 2012, with the country's robust economic growth driving a four-fold surge from just about 250 billion dollars in 2007.
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Special Report |
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Indian wealth management providers can tap into new growth opportunities |
 | The wealth management industry in India is experiencing an evolutionary phase of development, according to Celent. With the liberalization of the Indian economy and subsequent growth and prosperity across sectors, the wealth management industry is Read More |
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Private Banking |
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New private sector banks growing faster than the industry |
 | The country’s newly licensed private sector banks’ business has, in recent years, grown nearly twice (1.75 times) as fast as that of the banking industry as a whole. This is revealed by an analysis of the data from the RBI publication (Trends and Read More |
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Emerging Trends |
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Asian banking Taking Wing |
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It came down, in the end, to a fight between an aggressive Australian bank with a new boss who has China in his sights, and keen Chinese banks wanting a quick route to the outside world. The result reflected the new financial pecking order: China Read More
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