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NEW DELHI: The Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) has asked capital markets regulator Sebi to provide certain documents pertaining to loans sanctioned by ICICI Bank to entities including Videocon Group to the private lender's former chief Chanda Kochhar.

Financial watchdog says GT Bank, a repeat offender, has not disputed the findings and agreed to settle.

NEW DELHI: In north Delhi's Wazirabad area, a security guard was killed after allegedly being shot by an unidentified man during a robbery attempt, police said on Tuesday.

The International Monetary Fund said on Tuesday that corruption had inflated the cost of numerous high-profile tenders and construction projects in Zambia.

Customers could reportedly be divided into tiers by Lloyds Banking Group based on how profitable they are, which could affect the level of service they receive

An application said a "change is required to make the commercial units more attractive to potential operators"

Pakistan reiterated its commitment to completing a programme with the International Monetary Fund in a meeting on the sidelines of a climate conference in Geneva on Monday, the finance ministry said in a statement.

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Huge changes at Lloyds Banking Group would reportedly see customers split into a tier system based on how much profit they generate - this would then reflect into the service they receive

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In recent years, several states have created or helped to fund specialized banks that lend money to homeowners and businesses for energy-saving and climate projects. Now, states have billions more reasons to establish such institutions, known as green banks.