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11:58 PM | November 05,2009
For housing loans up to Rs30 lakh, it will charge a floating interest of 7.5% for the first year, 8.5% for the second and third years, and 8.75% from the fourth year, for all maturity periods
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11:24 PM | November 04,2009
The government, which is currently required to hold at least 55% of the Mumbai-based lender, intends to introduce legislation in Parliament and secure approval when lawmakers reconvene this month
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Reuters 02:26 PM | September 25,2009
Annual lending growth has come to a standstill even though there is no visible credit crunch
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PTI 03:25 PM | September 13,2009
IDBI Bank received 10-12 proposals from various companies for IHFL from which it has shortlisted Dewan Housing Finance Limited, Religare Enterprises and Tata Capital
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PTI 06:47 PM | August 14,2009
With this, for customers opting for floating rate loans between Rs30 lakhs and Rs75 lakhs, the new rates will be 8.75% as against 9.25%
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Surojit Gupta / Reuters 04:53 PM | July 01,2009
The government is likely to expand both the budget deficit and its market borrowing requirement to support growth
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Anita Bhoir and Baiju Kalesh 12:30 AM | June 22,2009
Move expected to save Rs1,300 crore; bigger role for bank branches; fewer functions for external agents
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PTI 02:25 PM | June 07,2009
Stating that the last fiscal was bad, when its profit fell by about 10%, ICICI Bank’s CEO and MD Chanda Kochhar said that bad times were behind it
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On Real Estate | Renu Sud Karnad 12:55 AM | May 04,2009
The customer has to pay only pre-EMI interest for the period between the date of final disbursement of the loan & the first of the next month
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PTI 04:35 PM | February 19,2009
Noting that inflation was inching towards 2% mark, ICICI Bank managing director KV Kamath said home loan rates too are expected to come down
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Mehak Kasbekar 12:12 AM | February 11,2009
Substantial cuts in housing loan interest rates have failed to excite consumer demand, say public sector bankers
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Reuters 12:40 PM | February 02,2009
State Bank of India chief OP Bhatt expects interest rates to fall in the short term
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04:49 PM | January 16,2009
Under the limited period offer applicable to new floating rate customers, the lender would charge 9.75% for loans up to Rs30 lakh and 10.75% for bigger loans
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Livemint.com 05:07 PM | January 02,2009
In a press release, the subsidiary of the Punjab National Bank stated that interest on loans amounting to Rs20 lakh was reduced by 1.5% to 1.75%
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Reuters / PTI 02:52 PM | January 02,2009
Urban development minister Jaipal Reddy has sought an additional package for the real estate sector
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