We escaped direct adverse impact of "Great Recession" of 2008-09, since our fin sector, particularly #Banking was less integrated with global markets & practically unexposed to mortgage-backed securities.
But today we won't be unaffected If Recession happen Again. #protectbankers
Millions of Banking customers money Have been poured into Market based Investment in form of Mutual Fund, Gold Bonds, Insurance products via cross selling. Which gives return based on share market growth, what if Market collapse again?? Who will ensure Wealth of those customers?
Our economy was well integrated with Liquidation of Funds. #Banks have to keep a Fix portion of its funds at RBI, & that ensures interest of its customers, when any mishaps happen.
Gradual Decrease in Lending rates boost economy as Interest burden is low & margin will be More..
At the same time interest on Deposits also decreased to 6-7%. Which was 9-10% 3-4 years Ago.
Public have no choice but to move their funds from Banks to other higher return investment products.
In this scenario & at this speed, from where #Banks will Get fund to lend in markets?
Finally the final step of #privatization will be left for govt. This will be a win win situation for Corporates who will either control #Banks or NBFCs PaymentBanks etc etc, and like always the loss will bear by #Taxpayers and Bank employees. #protectbankers
This has been already started with #IDBI as its all set to sold to LIC. IRDAI have also given NOD for the same. 1 by 1 all Govt banks will be sold. Who will ensure Implementation of Social security schemes, Financial Inclusion etc etc?
Our Economy depends on #Banks #saveIDBIbank
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As many of you may be aware that Centre drafted the rules for ""Minimum Wage Code Bill 2019" which was passed in RS on 2.8.2019. Lok Sabha passed bill on 30.7.2019. Lets try to understand what happened in it for Bankers & how IBA & UFBU made us fool thehindu.com/news/national/…
On 7th July 2020 eGazette was published for "Code on Wages Bill, 2019" which seeks to amend & consolidate laws relating to wages, bonus & matters connected therewith.
✔The Code subsumeed,
✔Min Wages Act
✔Payment of Wages Act
Payment of Bonus Act &
✔Equal Remuneration Act.
Now coming the interesting part, in the middle of worldwide pandemic & more than 6 Month's hibernation, Indian Bank association wake up & issued letter on 10th July ( Just 3Days later) for "Wage Negotiations Meeting" on 22nd July. Coincidence???? Apparently not!! Stay tuned;
Total paid up capital in all CPSEs as on 18-19 stood at ₹2,75,697 Cr as compared to ₹2,53,977 Cr 17-18 (339 CPSEs), showing a growth of 8.55%. Total Fin Investment in all CPSEs stood at ₹16,40,628 Cr as on 31.3.19 as compared to ₹14,31,008 Cr as on 31.3.18
Capital Employed in CPSEs stood at ₹26,33,956 crore as on 31.3.2018 as compared to ₹23,57,913 crore as on 31.3.18 showing a growth of 11.71%. Total gross revenue from CPSEs during 2018-19 stood at ₹25,43,370 Cr as compared to ₹21,54,774 Cr in 17-18. #GarbageChetanBhagat
Total income of all CPSEs during 2018-19 stood at ₹24,40,748 Cr as compared to ₹20, 32,001 Cr in 2017-18, showing 20,12% growth. Profit of CPSEs (178 CPSEs) stood at ₹1,74,587 Cr during 2018-19 as compared to ₹1,55,931 Cr in 2017-18 showing 11.96% growth #GarbageChetanBhagat
During the Global Meltdown India performed well compare to many developed countries like UK/US just because of that potential liquidity in system increased by Rs.5.6 trillion or 9.5 percent of the GDP. Average of daily Call money rates under impact of reduction in CRR
& Repo Rate declined from 9.9 percent in October-08 to 3.17 in May-2008. Although RBI increased liquidity significantly, the utilization of liquidity by banking system was limited because of the low credit demand from the Market & #StopPrivatization #BJPkilledPSUs
Defensive approach of mostly Nationalized Banks to lend money during recession makes Indian financial sector emerged with dismal damage all because of then Strong regularity framework of RBI. Bt since present Govt is adamant at policy level future seems Uncertain!! #BJPkilledPSUs
In six years to 2019-20, 10 states have announced farm loan waivers totaling Rs 2.4 lakh crore--which amounts to four times the 2019-20 budget for the Rural Jobs Programme or 9% of the 2019-20 Union budget--as per a Sep 2019 report on Agri credit by RBI. #PvtLtdSarkar #SaveIDBI
In these 6 years, 2017-18 saw most waivers, reaching 12% of gross fiscal deficit (total Exp in excess of income) 7States- Andhra Pradesh, Telangana,Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, UP, Punjab & Karnataka. Altogether, they provided nearly ₹49K Cr budgets for loan waivers during 17-18.
Surprisingly 2017-18 happenes to be the year for various state assembly elections also & Parties used debt waiver as Vote Bank Tools
Andhra Pradesh- 4/2019
Telangana- 12/2018
Tamilnadu - 6/2016
Uttar Pradesh- 2/2017
Punjab - 2/2017
Karnaraka- 5/2018
Maharashtra- 10/2019 #SaveIDBI
11thBPS Events till today
✔3 Reminders (in 2016)from @DFS_India
✔Charter of Demand Submitted in May 2017
✔23 Rounds of meeting with Full Negotiation Committee
✔UFBU leader met Honourable @FinMinIndia on 21/3/18
✔First offer made by IBA on 5/5/18 (185Days Delay)
In 20 Month of Shameless Percentage game started from 2%, then further improved to 6%, then 8% then 10% & finally the latest offer (before march 2020 strike call) of 12.5% was made on 13.01.2020!! They turned Bankers Bipartite Settlements into a Bhindi Bazar!!! #NoMoreDelay
✔Total 42 Rounds meeting have been done,
✔Half Dozen strikes have been called
✔3 massive Demonstration have been held at Delhi
✔Countless agitation programmes held nationwide
Still @DFS_India unable to Resolve a very simple Wage Negotiation process for Bankers?? #NoMoreDelay