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  • Oct 7, 2024 | cogencis.com | Sagar Sen |Priyasmita Dutta

    Exclusives Informist, Monday, Oct. 7, 2024By Sagar Sen and Priyasmita Dutta NEW DELHI – The Reserve Bank of India did not necessarily have to launch an altogether new Unified Lending Interface platform, according to some officials in the finance ministry, who argue that similar systems already exist and could have been repurposed to serve new purposes.

  • Oct 4, 2024 | cogencis.com | Priyasmita Dutta |Sagar Sen

    Exclusives Informist, Friday, Oct. 4, 2024By Priyasmita Dutta and Sagar SenNEW DELHI – The Group of Ministers tasked with examining the case for reducing the Goods and Services Tax on insurance products is considering such a move, but is worried whether companies will actually pass on lower prices to consumers, a senior finance ministry official said. In its last meeting on Sept.

  • Sep 30, 2024 | cogencis.com | Krity Ambey |Sagar Sen

    Exclusives Informist, Monday, Sept. 30, 2024By Krity Ambey and Sagar SenNEW DELHI – The commerce ministry has mooted a comprehensive standard operating procedure to navigate through negotiations for trade agreements, to secure more favourable deals, an official said. The ministry hopes to get the Cabinet's approval for the strategy in the next two months, after which it may launch discussions for free trade agreements with several regions, the official added.

  • Sep 26, 2024 | informistmedia.com | Krity Ambey |Sagar Sen

    Back EXCLUSIVE India, UK unlikely to resume trade pact talks in 2024, says govt source Informist, Thursday, Sep 26, 2024 By Krity Ambey and Sagar Sen NEW DELHI – Discussions between India and the UK on their proposed Free Trade Agreement are unlikely to resume in what remains of 2024, a commerce ministry official said. The trade pact was originally slated to be signed by Diwali 2022. "A lot of festivals are approaching.

  • Sep 26, 2024 | cogencis.com | Krity Ambey |Sagar Sen

    Exclusives Informist, Thursday, Sep 26, 2024By Krity Ambey and Sagar SenNEW DELHI – The Reserve Bank of India and the European market regulators will ensure market operations are not disrupted ahead of the deadline for foreign lenders to stop dealing with Clearing Corp of India, Department of Economic Affairs Secretary Ajay Seth said today. Both the regulators are still discussing the matter and may soon reach an agreement, he added. "There will not be any disruption in the market.

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