And although they've stayed coy on the romance rumours, Phoebe has now admitted she's reached a point where she thinks she needs to shut them down. She told You magazine: 'People really root for us. We have to say we're actors, we're doing a job, there is something to be said for not spoiling the magic… but at a certain point you have to say 'no'. ' Bridgerton quickly proved to be a massive success after its Christmas Day launch, being watched by 82million households in its first month. She told You magazine: 'I'd love to say there was really something between us [Regé-Jean]. But no, it has always been strictly professional'
By Mitesh Agarwal In the experience economy, we live in a world of 'Insta-Everything'. Finance platforms have become so effortless and interoperable that it is easy to innovate and disrupt with a simple idea. But are banks catching up? What's their 2020 game plan going to be? Banks today are under strong pressure to both perform and stay relevant in the market at the same time, thanks to rapid innovations in the sector. Take the introduction of India's very own payments platform, UPI (Unified Payments Interface). It has simplified and democratised payments to such an extent that the entry point for anyone to build a brand-new UPI payments app is very low. While a front-end and user experience can be built, owned, and facilitated by a third-party app like Whatsapp Pay or PhonePe, it is the banks that have to invariably do the heavy lifting for UPI transactions. Contrary to popular belief, QR code scans, VPA verifications, and fund transfers have to be processed by banks instead of the third-party apps to ensure user data security.
Shares of cracked 40 per cent to their lowest in over a decade on Friday, after the Reserve Bank of India took control of the bank and limited withdrawals because of a serious deterioration in its financial position. RBI, govt working together on resolution FM Nirmala Sitharaman on Friday said that she was constantly in touch with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) over YES Bank, assuring depositors of a quick resolution for the private lender. Sitharaman said she has personally monitored the situation for a couple of months now. The FM said the recent decisions taken were in everyone's interest. RBI will revive YES Bank swiftly: Das With an objective to revive the beleaguered YES Bank, the Reserve Bank of India will come out with a scheme very shortly, assured Governor Shaktikanta Das on Friday. While addressing the media, Das said, "You will see swift action from RBI to put in place a scheme to revive YES Bank. " Interest of YES Bank depositors will be protected: CEA Chief Economic Advisor Krishnamurthy Subramanian on Friday said all options are under consideration for restructuring Yes Bank and assured that depositors' money is safe.
Examples of such transactions are - failure in communication link, non-availability of cash, time out sessions etc. Given below is the turn around time set for banks to auto-reverse the payment debited from your account and the penalty that will be paid to you if the bank takes more than the specified time. Description of incident Timeline of auto-reversal Compensation payable Customer account debited but cash not dispensed from ATM including micro-ATMs Reversal of failed transaction within a maximum of T+5 days Rs 100 per day for delay beyond T+5 days, to the credit of account holder.
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