Yearly Archive:: 2020
CGTMSE coverage for Micro and Small Enterprises is an initiative of the Government of India and SIDBI to ensure bank credit to Micro and Small Enterprise (MSE) without the insistence for collateral securities or third party guarantees.
Essential Commodities Act (EC Act) is an act enacted in 1955 by the Parliament of India with a view to ensuring availability of commodities declared as ‘essential’ at fair price. The EC act aims to avoid hoarding
M-POS or Mobile Point-Of-Sale terminal is a smartphone or tablet equipped with an application/ software provided by a vendor to convert it as a POS terminal. A dedicated wireless device that performs the functions of a cash
To boost MSME sector, the government has decided to amend MSMED act 2006 to revise the MSME classification norms. Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development (MSMED) Act, 2006 presently classifies manufacturing and service enterprises into three categories
Point Of Sales terminals (POS Terminals) have played a key role in promoting payment card based transactions in India thereby catalysing migration to digital channel payments and digital banking. Today, all banks in India promote transaction through
POS Terminal (Point Of Sale terminal) was conceived as an automated version of cash register. POS terminals have undergone a tremendous transformation thereby becoming an integral part of digital payment channels and digital banking. Today, POS terminals
Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund’s announcement to wind up six debt mutual fund schemes came like a bolt from blue for investors and markets. The decision was taken in the backdrop of continuous erosion in value due to
Indian economy has been facing a slow down during major part of the calendar year 2019. The global slowdown arising out of China-US trade war, reduction in oil price, global economic slowdown etc have had its impact
Cash withdrawal facility at POS terminals (Point-of-Sale terminals) was introduced in India by RBI in 2009, but failed to gain acceptance among public in India. However, the facility is gradually gaining popularity among the public as general
Special Liquidity Facility for Mutual Funds was an unusual window announced by the Reserve Bank of India for ensuring liquidity support to mutual funds. RBI announced the Special Liquidity Facility for Mutual Funds (SLF-MF) on April 27,2020