IDFC First Bank said the Rs 590-crore suspected fraud will not materially impact financials, citing strong buffers, rising profitability and possible recoveries.
Banks are ramping up loan-loss provisions, prioritising stronger balance sheets and asset quality over short-term profit growth.
Vinted is now the third-largest fashion platform in the UK - signifying a shift in how consumers in the UK and Europe view ...
Six months after plastics treaty talks stalled, a new INC chair revives hopes for a Global Plastics Treaty. What this means ...
THE Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) is moving to limit how far rural banks can expand through digital channels, proposing a ...
The rise of New Zealand's Circular Economy has unlocked a hidden goldmine in homes across the country, with a new report from ...
On the occasion of World Wetlands Day, the Institute of Water and Environmental Engineering (IIAMA) at the Universitat ...
Moon World Resorts, a Canadian based design studio, has announced the debut of MOON’s revolutionary Smart City masterplan. The masterplan Combines a unique integrated destination resort, luxury living ...
Indian billionaire Ravi Jaipuria’s daughter, Devyani Jaipuria, gives a peek into her farmhouse, showcasing grand interiors, opulent design and curated artworks.
In essence, the EU’s ban is a forcing function for supply-chain resilience. While it may initially amplify the bullwhip through overcorrections, proactive adoption of technology and circular models ...
MANILA, Philippines — The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) has eased reserve requirements on a variety of instruments banks use to raise funds, including bonds, in a move expected to encourage ...
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A global agenda: Build resilience now to 2036

THE next decade will not be defined solely by a single catastrophe but by the slow compounding of environmental stresses that quietly reshape societies and economies. The World Economic Forum’s Global ...