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BBCNEWS The Context with Christian Fraser June 4, 2024 20:22:00

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HDFC, IOB raise lending rates after RBI announces hike in repo rate

Dealing with unbearable cost of housing

The unending inflationary spike and absence of implementable policies to support the built industry, which is cautiously recovering from economic recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, have made the sector very costly for most Nigerians.

Building sector is unregulated in standards, technologies, says Izam

IOB: Govt plans to dress up PSBs before sale; Bank of Maharashtra, BOI, IOB in queue

Synopsis Bank of Maharashtra, Bank of India, and IOB are the frontrunners for being privatised. Central Bank of India may be taken up based on its financial recovery. Punjab & Sind Bank and UCO Bank, the other two lenders that were not merged as a part of the public sector bank consolidation, are not being considered for privatisation yet, officials said. Agencies Banks will be nudged to exit their non-core businesses to improve their financials before privatisation The government plans to dress up state run lenders’ balance sheets through capital support and sale of non-core assets among other measures before putting them on the block. The transformation plan also includes transfer of impaired loans to the proposed bad bank and reducing employee count by offering attractive voluntary retirement schemes, officials aware of the developments said.

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