Corporate bond reform offers promise for India
Efforts to drive credit growth are one reason to renew optimism about the economy
Reforms will not be reversed, says outgoing RBI chief
Raghuram Rajan’s departure from India’s central bank raises doubts about stability
India’s Bank of Baroda defends central bank bad-loans crackdown
Head of second-largest state bank says move prevents lending to clients ‘who will get in trouble’
India’s ‘mini bang’ to boost corporate bond market
Reforms will allow banks to issue offshore rupee-denominated masala bonds
India’s choice of central bank governor signals continuity
Like his predecessor, he is a respected academic with a mind of his own, writes Swaminathan Aiyar
Reserve Bank of India opts for orthodoxy with Urjit Patel
New central bank chief well-placed to carry on Rajan’s policy legacy
India promotes deputy to replace Rajan as head of central bank
Yale-educated fiscal conservative is seen as a safe pair of hands
Rajan urges continued efforts on bad debt in final address
India’s central bank governor delivers final monetary policy statement
Reserve Bank of India: unequal presents
Private banks, which have sounder balance sheets, have been helped by the state sector’s malaise
India opens doors to banking licences
Applications to be accepted at any time after central bank looks to increase competition
‘Who Moved My Interest Rate?: Leading the Reserve Bank of India Through Five Turbulent Years’, by Duvvuri Subbarao
The former head of India’s central bank offers an alternate view of the financial crash. Review by Simon Mundy
Next Reserve Bank of India governor faces rough ride
Raghuram Rajan’s successor will still be subject to pressure from government
India’s RBI warns on rise in bad loans
Pressure mounts for banking-sector recapitalisation
