AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoRBI Watch: India’s central bank rejected Tata Sons’ bid to surrender its NBFC licence, pushing the conglomerate closer to a mandatory stock listing after years of regulatory uncertainty. Deposit Insurance: Jamaica’s deposit insurer said its fund has climbed to $52bn, with coverage up to $1.2m protecting about 96% of deposits. Banking Disruption & Governance: Iraq’s central bank tightened rules on advisers at state-owned banks, separating advisory roles from executive power and warning of legal liability for violations. UK Retail Banking: Nationwide confirmed it will keep every branch open until at least 2030 as it positions itself as the UK’s biggest branch network. AI & Cyber Risk: Commentary and reporting kept spotlighting how banks are moving toward AI-driven productivity and digital money—while regulators and analysts warn cyber and operational risks are rising. Crypto Policy: US Senate debate over the CLARITY Act continues, with lawmakers questioning whether stablecoins are actually draining community bank deposits. Tech in Banking: Bank of Baroda launched bob World 2.0, adding voice-enabled payments and AI-led personal finance tools.
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