CBS is widely practiced by Bankers in India.
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an integrated suite of banking applications designed to support deposits, loans, cards customer management and collections for the global banking market.\nCORE would mean the basis of this.
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try this i guess... http://www.banknetindia.com/banking/boverview.htm
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Indian government permits private corporate hospitals to import medical equipment duty free or with concessional duty.In return 10% of patients in Indian corporate hospitals should be treated free.Approach Indian embasy in Pakistan.They can sponser you to a corporate hospital in India where cardiac surgeries are performed routinely.
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The British Bankers' Association (BBA) LIBOR is the primary benchmark used by banks, securities houses and investors to fix the cost of borrowing in the money, derivatives and capital markets around the world.\n\nBBA LIBOR fixing evolved in the early 1980's with the growth of syndicated lending and early developments in the derivatives markets. Since then it has assumed an increasing importance as well over 20% of all international bank lending and more than 30% of all FX transactions take place in London.\n\nBBA LIBOR is now used to calculate the interest rates applying to a wide range of contracts including OTC instruments such as swaps, loan agreements, FRNs, FRAs and Exchange Traded Short Term Interest Rate contracts traded on LIFFE, CME and DTB amongst others.\n\nBBA LIBOR is fixed for the following currencies: GBP, CAD, EUR, USD, AUD, YEN, CHF, NZD, SEK and DKK.\n\nAll currencies are fixed on a spot basis on each London Business Day apart from Sterling, which is fixed for same day value. EUR rates are fixed on each Target Business Day regardless of whether it is a London Business Day.\n\nThere is no comprehensive list of all its users or uses, but it is generally acknowledged as a truly international benchmark. BBA LIBOR is published simultaneously on more than 300,000 screens throughout the world, being distributed by, amongst others, the following major information vendors: \n\nReuters (official fixing agent) \nThomson Financial \nTelekurs \nBloomberg \nInfotec \nIDC \nQuick \nClass Editori\n\nReuters manages the fixing process on behalf of the BBA, collecting data from Contributor Panel Banks, applying quality control tests to it and calculating the Fixing, releasing it just before noon, London time.\n\nIn 1998 the BBA, in association with its BBA LIBOR Steering Group, undertook a review of the BBA LIBOR Fixing process to confirm that it continues to meet market demands. The BBA LIBOR Steering Group reported to the FX and Money Market Advisory Panel, which is made up of senior Treasury practitioners in the City. They accepted its recommendation that the definition of LIBOR should be refined and Guidance Notes issued to Contributor Panel Banks to ensure a uniformity of approach.\n\nThe Euro BBA LIBOR Panel replaced the previous in-zone LIBOR Panels, such as DEM and FRF.\n\nThe BBA's FX and Money Market Advisory Panel bases its decision about which banks to invite to become Contributors to the BBA LIBOR Panels upon confidentially supplied activity data. Candidate banks give their quarterly activity in the currency concerned in both the interbank cash and forward FX swap markets with a maturity of up to one year dealt through their London offices.[A short dated FX swap is analogous to an interbank placement or deposit].\n\nBanks are welcome to contact the BBA if they wish to be considered for inclusion in a BBA LIBOR Panel.\n\nUnlike BBA Euro LIBOR, EURIBOR, the complementary fixing which has been established by the European Banking Federation and ACI to benchmark in-zone rates, applies a concept of country quota. Each in-country has at least one bank represented on the Panel and smaller countries will rotate membership of the Panel amongst their leading commercial banks every 6 months.\n\nEURIBOR has a panel of 49 reference banks from in zone countries as well as international banks. Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Chase, Citibank, JP Morgan Bank of America and UBS have been selected to represent international banks.\n\nThe averaging method of BBA LIBOR (wherein the top and bottom quartiles are discarded and the middle 50% averaged to produce the LIBOR fixing) is similar to EURIBOR's although only the top and bottom 15% are rejected in the FBE/ACI process. This differential topping and tailing will result in there being a greater ratio of smaller banks to larger banks in EURIBOR. The degree to which EURIBOR and BBA Euro LIBOR are used in the wholesale markets could be determined by differences in perception ab
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The Government does not have permission to print the money as much as it wants. The amount of money printed is decided based on the Gold reserve at the RBI, and various other factors. If more money is printed than that, the value of rupee will go down, and there will be chaos in the market. So, the government borrows money from the World Bank or IMF, thus balancing the World's Economic System.
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Hi ICICI bank is the best customer service bank in India, It has the highest amount of assets under private sector banks in India.\n\nHowever a word of caution- Investing ur total proceeds in ICICI alone is a bad idea.. if ur looking at banking sector in India, u could invest a proportion of ur choice in State Bank of India, and other PSU banks and also ICICI. \n\nAll the best!
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Thats why LC's (letters of credit) is there....it assures the genuinity of both the parties through a bank in each country....\n\nContact your bank for further details....
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Yes, they are huge companies in India.  I am Canadian, living in Dubai, moving to Mumbai in one week.
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Banks play a very important role in an econmy in a few ways\n\n1. It controls the flow of Money thereby curbing Inflation\n2. It provides Loans for improving infrastructure\n3. They help the govenment keep track of money thereby pinpointing Black Money to its owner\n\nFor more info contact Indotan@Gmail.com
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you see websit of banks
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they r traded on bse s group
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About S.B Interest: The bank will credit interest in SB A/c. That will be your interest from S.B A/c. You can show that as income from your S.B A/c.  \n\nNRE A/c. (Non Resident External A/c). All deposits to this A/c must be foreign currency cheques. The amount deposited to this A/c will be converted to Indian rupees at the market rate at that time. A/c will be maintained in Indian rupees. At any time, the A/c holder can convert the balance amount to foreign currency and take back the amount . Indian rupees cash or cheques cannot be credited to this A/c. You can withdraw cash or can issue cheques to any one in India in Indian rupees.\n\nAbout NRO.  (Non Resident Ordinary A/c).  It is like any other ordinary S.B A/c. You can deposit Indian rupees (Both Cheques & cash)  to this A/c or even foreign cheques to this A/c.  You have to always withdraw or issue Indian rupees only from this A/c.
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On the face of it, this sounds like good financial management by the firm.\n\nIf it were financially shaky, they couldn't get bank cooperation to do this --so-- thumbs up.
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India & China are growing economies with lots of stuff to trade.
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You can tell them that the BPO industry is the new face of modern India and you want to be a part of the boom in Indian Economy.
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You can send you grievances to the Banking Ombudsman of RBI at the following link.  I think it will certainly work.\n\nhttp://www.bankingombudsman.rbi.org.in
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It is a habit which many South Indians have. I am a Tamil, though I don't do this, I have seen many people doing it.