India

After a disappointing 2012, India heads for an uncertain 2013. Here are five key challenges we would recommend the Indian economic authorities to focus on.

The Jammu and Kashmir Bank is targeting a credit growth of 20 percent deposit growth of 17 percent.

The United Bank of India will likely get Rs 100 crore fund infusion through share issuance to the government.

India wants to change the law that makes the holder of counterfeit currency responsible.

State Bank of India is giving up its half-a-decade of centralised loan processing.

Scope for foreign bank entry will be widened, among others.

India’s largest bank sees overseas non-performing assets rise by US$15 million.

It's likely to range around 13-14% in FY13.

Union Bank of India is the latest to apply for permission to upgrade a representative office.

Yes Bank is open to acquisitions in banking, broking and asset management businesses.

Management guru late C.K. Prahalad defined Competing for future as ‘getting to the customer first for less.’ What are banks doing to get closer to their customers, especially the customers of tomorrow?

Will be located in Tianjin, the largest coastal city in northern China.

Canara Bank can boast of having 5,000 ATMs by the end of next fiscal.

New regulations forces hand of sixth largest US bank.

Large bad assets a big hindrance, said Standard & Poor's.

Eyes Royal Bank of Scotland Group’s retail assets to attain this aim.