ವಿನಾಯಕ್ | Vinayak

[ವಿನಾಯಕ್ | Vinayak @interstingposts]

@Golden_Bullet01 @prabhatpjha Don't talk rubbish. I am talking about bank privatisation, not hospital privatisation.

If people (like SBI employees, etc.) choose private schools, private cars, internet, smartphones, etc. Almost everything from the private sector, why are they opposing bank privatisation?

[ವಿನಾಯಕ್ | Vinayak @interstingposts]

@ggganeshh Ok. Then what about govt banks? They are even more directly under the influence of those in power

People distrusted the pvt sector for 40 years & opposed opening up the economy until 1991

& many of those fears have since been proven wrong Bank nationalisation was worst decison

[ವಿನಾಯಕ್ | Vinayak @interstingposts]

@idesibanda How many r govt banks? India, Germany, China have it

Do u even know that most of these countries don’t want the govt to do business? They encourage the pvt sector.

SBI employees choose pvt hospitals, schools & almost everything from the pvt sector but oppose bank privatisation.

[ವಿನಾಯಕ್ | Vinayak @interstingposts]

@ggganeshh Ok. Then what about govt banks? They are even more directly under the influence of those in power

People distrusted the pvt sector for 40 years & opposed opening up the economy until 1991

& many of those fears have since been proven wrong Bank nationalisation was worst decison

[ವಿನಾಯಕ್ | Vinayak @interstingposts]

@prabhatpjha Bank privatisation will solve all this. When the same employees and customers choose private schools, hospitals, cars, etc., they should also demand for and support the privatisation of banks.

[ವಿನಾಯಕ್ | Vinayak @interstingposts]

@prabhatpjha Bank privatisation will solve all this. When the same employees and customers choose private schools, hospitals, cars, etc., they should also demand for and support the privatisation of banks.

[ವಿನಾಯಕ್ | Vinayak @interstingposts]

@ggganeshh pvt banks also work hard but if the govt becomes a dominant player by owning banks, how can there be fair competition?

& Competition gives efficiency & better service

I support bank privstion with no govt owned banks, backed by strong & independent regulator.

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[ವಿನಾಯಕ್ | Vinayak @interstingposts]

The pvt sector knows how to solve, 1sr pvts them & they will address the issue.

A big mistake done by the govt was taking over private banks and nationalising them.

When we use private hospitals, cars, schools, mobile phones, etc., why must the government run banks?

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Public sector bank employees are going on strike after strike, but the government will not even sit with them to learn their demands.

Even animals need rest to function properly. Bankers work six days a week with no life of their own left after work.

Five days a week is enough; six days is torture beyond words especially when the govt claims the most of India’s banking has shifted online.

Then you blame them when their mood is effed and they take it out on customers at the branch.

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[ವಿನಾಯಕ್ | Vinayak @interstingposts]

@ggganeshh Ok it is people's choice

I am making argument for Govt seperation from buisness with good umpire (regulator/govt) But if umpire also starts playing the game then how they can regulate?

People go to pvt hospitals, schools almost everything but fear pvtisation of bank. Tat is sad

[ವಿನಾಯಕ್ | Vinayak @interstingposts]

@pvsubramanyam Sir, pl refer chapter V, Para 43 of the RBI (Non-Banking Financial Companies - Governance) Directions. It reads,

"An NBFC-UL shall be mandatorily listed within three years of its identification by RBI in the Upper Layer."

[ವಿನಾಯಕ್ | Vinayak @interstingposts]

@ggganeshh It will depend on Regulators. Today RBI puts SBI, HDFC bank and ICICI bank in Domestic Systemically Important Banks (D-SIBs).

& if all banks are pvtsed & when Govt (umpire) is no longer doing buisness (becoming a player) they (govt/regulators) can govern well.

[ವಿನಾಯಕ್ | Vinayak @interstingposts]

@ggganeshh Not only that. But he must also add MAD to it. Really, he has gone mad, just see his replies. He must see a doctor and get treated.

[ವಿನಾಯಕ್ | Vinayak @interstingposts]

@pvsubramanyam By law, they are locked into the Upper Layer compliance regime for at least five years. (n/n).

It is a long reply, I hope u will read it sir

[ವಿನಾಯಕ್ | Vinayak @interstingposts]

@pvsubramanyam Tata Sons has already been classified and notified as an Upper Layer NBFC. They cannot magically erase that regulatory reality tomorrow by voluntarily shrinking their balance sheet from ₹2 lakh crore to ₹1 lakh crore.6/n