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Chinese Commercial Banks Suffer Less Bad Loans written by James Marriot
China's commercial banking sector is plagued by less bad loans, which were reported to be of 116.8 Billion Yuan by twelve joint stock commercial banks in the beginning of 2006.

ICICI Showing Robust Growth Since Q2 Of 2006 written by James Marriot
In Q2 FY'06 the net profit of ICICI Bank rose 30% to reach Rs 755 crore, compared to Rs 580 crore during the same period last year.

Following New Rules: Overseas Banks Look at China written by James Marriot
On 17 November 2006, overseas banks announced that they intend to expand their operations in China subsequent to the release of new rules.

Banking Services to SEZ Units out of Tax Net written by James Marriot
The Central Board of Excise and Customs (CBEC) has confirmed the government decision of exempting banking services to units positioned in any of the special economic zones from payment of service tax.

ICICI Bank sees Enormous Opportunities in Rural India written by James Marriot
ICICI Bank aims to exploit the untapped rural banking sector in India, as huge credit demands exist in this sector. Credit demand in rural India is expected around Rs.1,330 Billion, whereas its supply was just about Rs.40 Billion in previous year (2005), as per Nachiket Mor- deputy MD of the bank.

Non-Financial Institutions under the Supervision of Banking Supervisory Bodies written by James Marriot
The top legislature of China started to debate on an amendment in draft law on October 27, 2006. This law would permit the investigation of non-financial enterprises and individuals by the banking supervisory units.

Indian Banking- Fast Changing Its Tracks written by James Marriot
With technological advancements, banking sector in India has become much accurate, fast, easier, and less time consuming. SMS Banking, Mobile Banking, ATMs, and Net Banking are just the beginning.

Indian Banking Sector Analysis (2006-2007) written by James Marriot
With second highest growth rate of economy, India is gaining prominence in the world market. However, a robust banking industry is essential to uphold the enhanced levels of activities, both in domestic as well as global market. Despite undergoing dramatic changes during the past decade, the existing risk management system of Indian banking sector is still in its nascent stage and needs to be augmented.

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