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Specifically for financial services, the proposal to simplify KYC processes and the suggestion of a consultative approach in the review of regulatory framework are items that give positive vibes for business. The recognition of p-notes issued by IFSC based offshore banks is a huge positive for the IFSC. The withdrawal of tax benefits on insurance products where aggregate annual premia exceed Rs. 5 lacs in a year is a dampener for the insurance industry. Financial institutions need to critically consider the quality of their account holder related tax information reports with hefty penalties being introduced for inaccurate or false reports."
Allowing foreign banks to conduct acquisition financing from GIFT City is a welcome step and will attract many more banks to set up offices in GIFT IFSC. Recognizing ODIs as valid contracts will give fillip to the securities market. The dual budget proposal for a single window clearance for IFSCA, SEZ, RBI, SEBI and GSTN at GIFT City, and the inclusion of arbitration law will draw global institutions from the BFSI sector here. This will further augment Gift city as of one of the leading international financial centers of the world. Creating property tax governance reforms and ring-fencing user charges on urban infrastructure in cities will surely strengthen the municipal bonds markets in India.
Our Indian brands are working to be at the forefront of healthcare change on a global scale. These businesses aim to bring positive change toward preventive healthcare and require substantial support, subsidies, and a platform from the government. The healthcare industry needs a jumpstart with the Preventive healthcare segment needing to be at the helm.
Sandeep Bagla- CEO, TRUST AMC: From a bond market perspective, the borrowing numbers are in line with expectations. With the US yields down so much from peak, Indian yields were looking for opportunity to go down as well. The Budget is a non negative event, and has triggered a minor rally today. The investment demand from insurance companies, provident funds is likely to remain strong on back of increasing corpus and FPIs could turn buyers as the real interest rates have turned significantly positive as well. If inflation remains under control and there is no incremental hawkishness shown by the central bankers, it is quite possible that Indian bonds could rally by 50-60 basis points this calendar year.
Sakshi Gupta, Principal Economist, HDFC Bank, Mumbai: "The budget continues to focus on capex spending as the engine of growth while also paying heed to fiscal consolidation. The lower-than-expected borrowing number for FY24 is likely to bring in some relief for the bond market, although the absolute borrowings continues to remain high and is likely to put a floor for bond yields in FY24. Moreover, we remain cautious over the government's ability to finance the fiscal deficit through the increased reliance on small savings despite the new schemes introduced as bank deposit rates rise. The consumption boost through income tax slab adjustment is a big positive and bodes well for overall growth and domestic demand in a time when global risks remain high."
Many banks are making Positive Pay mandatory from August 1, 2022 for cheques issued for Rs 5 lakh above. In case you do not provide Positive Pay confirmation, such cheques will be rejected by your banker. But, what is Positive Pay? Positive Pay is a part of the cheque clearing system under which the cheques will be processed for payment by the drawee bank based on information passed on by the account holder at the time of issuance of cheque.
One may also log on to the net banking or the banking app to compelte the Positive Pay formalities by furningsing the Cheque Number, Cheque date, Payee name, Account number, Amount etc. Effectively, Positive Pay mechanism helps in fast clearing of cheques. Positive Pay also aims to prevent frauds perpetrated through cheque tampering/alteration.
When dealing with finances, you may come across various terms that can be confusing to understand. One such term is AMB, commonly associated with bank accounts and financial activities. So what is the AMB, and how does it impact our lives? Let's dive deeper into the role of AMB, understand its full form and see how it is calculated in banking.
The full form of AMB is Average Monthly Balance. It is a financial term used in banking to refer to the average amount of money that must be maintained in a bank account over a specific period, usually a month. It is a crucial factor in account maintenance, as it determines the level of services and benefits a customer is eligible for.
Understanding and managing your Average Monthly Balance is crucial for a smooth and rewarding banking experience. By familiarising yourself with your bank's AMB requirements, planning your finances wisely, and utilising account features, you can maintain the required balance effortlessly. Regularly monitoring your account, setting up alerts, and being mindful of your spending habits will help avoid penalties and ensure a positive banking relationship.
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