Business Finance
Eight district central cooperative banks (DCCBs) in Maharashtra are currently holding approximately ₹101.2 crore in demonetised ₹500 currency notes, a predicament persisting for over eight years. The Kolhapur DCCB holds the largest portion, amounting to ₹25.3 crore, followed by the Pune DCCB with ₹22.2 crore.​ Challenges in Safekeeping Demonetised Notes These banks face
Business Finance
The Rajya Sabha recently passed the Banking Laws Amendment Bill, aiming to enhance governance in the banking sector and streamline financial processes for depositors. This amendment, already approved by the Lok Sabha, introduces several key reforms to improve banking regulations and reporting. New Nomination System for Depositors One of the most notable provisions of the
Business Finance
The Payments Council of India (PCI), a representative body of digital payment service providers, has proposed the introduction of a 0.30% Merchant Discount Rate (MDR) on Unified Payments Interface (UPI) transactions conducted by large merchants. MDR refers to the fee paid by merchants to banks and payment facilitators for processing digital transactions. This