Govt unlikely to continue with zero-coupon bond route to recap PSU banks
The Hindu
The government is unlikely to take zero-coupon bond route to further recapitalise public sector banks after the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) expressed some concerns in this regard, sources said.The gov
The government is unlikely to take zero-coupon bond route to further recapitalise public sector banks after the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) expressed some concerns in this regard, sources said. The government, they said, would resort back to recapitalisation bonds bearing a coupon rate for capital infusion in these banks. To save interest burden and ease the fiscal pressure, the government last year decided to issue zero-coupon bonds for meeting the capital needs of the banks.More Related News

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