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Polymer notes not now: RBI

INDIA - The Reserve Bank of India has said that there is no immediate plan to introduce polymer or plastic currency notes to replace the existing paper notes.

India's for ex reserves up $500m

INDIA - The country's forex reserves have surged by $500 million to touch $62.521 billion for the week ended September 20, 2002, as compared to $ 62.021 billion in the previous week, figures released by the Reserve Bank of India show.

Plastic Rs 500-notes coming soon in India

INDIA - Plastic money will soon gain currency in India. Currency notes, printed on a special, thin PVC (poly vinyl chloride) film, are likely to replace their paper counterparts from 2003.

RBI liberalises exchange control procedures

INDIA - The Reserve Bank of India on Wednesday said banks authorised to deal in foreign exchange may permit importers in India to avail short-term credit for periods less than three years and amount not in excess of $20 million per import transaction…

SDG unveil software to detect money laundering

INDIA - SDG Software Technologies, a Hyderabad-based surveillance software solutions provider for the financial markets, has developed BankAlert - anti-money laundering software - targeting various financial institutions including central banks and…

RBI to formulate policies to curb money laundering

INDIA - The Reserve Bank of India is in the process of formulating policy, procedures and controls required by banks to check the possible use of the financial system for money laundering and financing of terrorism, according to Mr Vepa Kamesam, Deputy…

Reserve Bank of India - Annual Report 2001 - 2002

ANNUAL REPORT - The Reserve Bank of India has published its Annual Report for the year ended 2001 - 2002. The Annual Report released 30 August 2002 shows that policies for macroeconomic management in 2001-02 were geared to initiate and nurture the…

RBI Annual Report confident of credit growth

INDIA - The Reserve Bank of India (RBI), in its annual report for 2001-2002 released Friday, has said that the overall stance of the monetary policy for 2002-03 would be on the provision of adequate liquidity to meet credit growth and support investment…

RBI to use post offices for coin distribution

INDIA - The Reserve Bank of India is planning to distribute coins in exchange of currency notes through post offices and even railway counters, the Hindu newspaper reports. The decision is part of its efforts to bridge the gap between excess demand from…

RBI group okays e-money

INDIA - The RBI Working Group on electronic money has said that e-money could be used as a substitute for the central bank notes and coins even though it would not be "desirable" to place any limit on storing monetary value in e-money.

RBI - Efforts needed to safeguard information

INDIA - The provision of adequate security has assumed urgency in banks and continuous and concerted efforts have to be made to safeguard information and information systems, the Reserve Bank of India's Deputy Governor, Vepa Kamesan, said Saturday.

Indian banks woo credit card users

INDIA - India's largest commercial bank plans a credit card revolution that it hopes will increase its share of the retail banking market by 47%.

Bureaucrats compete to replace RBI dep governor

INDIA - There is stiff competition to take the place of the outgoing deputy governor of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), Dr Y. V. Reddy. According to the finance ministry, two senior bureaucrats are jockeying to control this key post which involves…

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