MUMBAI: Do the shareholding ‘arrangements’ in Gulf countries between the foreign shareholders, who really own the business, and nationals, who are kno...
KOCHI: The goods and services tax (GST) system will pave the way for an explosion in credit to small businesses in India as the banks will look more f...
KOCHI: INKEL, the public-private initiative for infrastructure projects set up in 2007 at a paid up capital of Rs100 crore, is all set to raise around...
KOCHI: Absence of regulatory framework with respect to off-site captive solar power generation projects has dampened investments in this sector, accor...
KOCHI: Come March 21 (2018), and if nothing extra ordinary happens at the extraordinary general meeting (EGM) of the shareholders of Catholic Syrian B...
KOCHI: The Catholic Syrian Bank (CSB), which is in its countdown to a crucial extra general meeting (EGM) to be held on March 21, has reported yet ano...
KOCHI: Kerala was once known for its numerous banks though the number has gradually come down over the years and now settled at just four – Federal Ba...
KOCHI: Malabar Cements Ltd and Travancore Cements Ltd are set to merge to become a much bigger Malabar Cements with a capacity to make more than three...
KOCHI: Running an unaided school was once considered the ultimate social service. But today, school education has become the domain of fortune hunters...
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The Kerala government is unlikely to hold any direct shareholding in Kerala Cooperative Bank (KCB) or Kerala Bank, the ‘cooperativ...
KOCHI: Is there really a solution to the much-debated financial problems of the Kerala State Transport Corporation (KSRTC), yet another ‘white elephan...
The financial rot in the public sector undertakings (PSUs) in Kerala is much more than it appears to be as the combined accumulated losses of these en...
KOCHI: The shareholders of Catholic Syrian Bank (CSB) love to believe that the Fairfax decision to buy (own) 51 per cent stake in the bank would certa...
[caption id="attachment_670" align="alignleft" width="234"] Purushottaman A, managing director, KSFE[/caption] KOCHI: The Kerala State Financial Ente...
KOCHI:The grey market for Catholic Syrian Bank (CSB) shares has once again woken up from a long slumber and the shares are said to be changing hands at prices as high as Rs180 and upwards following the announcement of Fairfax decision to buy 51 per cent stake in the bank.
