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RBL Bank in the headlines with many twists and turns. From CEO leaving to the RBI appointing a board member to heavyweight Dalal Street veterans looking to buy a big stake. Here is what we know so far -:Change of guard The bank communicated that RBL Bank’s long-term MD and CEO Vishwavir Ahuja, has gone on leave with immediate effect. Ahuja's term was ending in June as is as the RBI had rejected his term extension. The RBI appointed an additional board member Yogesh Dayal to the the Mumbai based bank and the financial institution also announced it is elevating Executive Director Rajeev Ahuja as interim MD and CEO.Why is the street concerned?The move from RBI raised eyebrows as the appointment of an RBI nominee on a private sector bank board is a rarely invoked power and is especially done by the regulator to protect depositors.
In the past, where the RBI has put its people on the banks’ boards include Dhanlaxmi Bank, erstwhile Lakshmi Vilas Bank, and YES Bank. The common thread in all these cases was that there were governance concerns or troubled finances.
To calm investors, RBL Bank has informed the exchanges that business is as usual at the bank.Buzz of  the big bulls coming in Adding masala to this feauture, Ace investors Rakesh Jhunjhunwala and D-Mart’s founder RK Damani have  reportedly approached the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to buy a 10 per cent stake in RBL Bank, according to a report by CNBC TV 18. According to the report, RBI is looking at the request.

RBL Bank: CEO exit, RBI board member entry, Jhunjhunwala Damani eye stake

The bank communicated that RBL Bank’s long-term MD and CEO Vishwavir Ahuja, has gone on leave with immediate effect. Ahuja's term was ending in June as is as the RBI had rejected his term extension. 

RBL Bank: The weekend saga you don't want to miss

Reports: Rakesh&nbsp;Jhunjhunwala and RK Damani&nbsp;approach RBI to buy stake in RBL&nbsp;Bank

RBL&nbsp;Bank in the headlines with many twists and turns. From CEO&nbsp;leaving to the RBI&nbsp;appointing a board member to heavyweight Dalal Street veterans looking to buy a big stake. Here is what we know so far -:
Also watch|&nbsp;<a title="Top Market Headlines: Quietest week of trade begins, radar of Omicron to new year bets&nbsp;" href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/markets/top-market-headlines-quietest-week-of-trade-begins-radar-of-omicron-to-new-year-beats-1640572700785">Top Market Headlines: Quietest week of trade begins, radar of Omicron to new year bets&nbsp;</a> Change of guard&nbsp; The bank communicated that&nbsp;RBL Bank&rsquo;s long-term MD and CEO Vishwavir Ahuja, has gone on leave with immediate effect. Ahuja's&nbsp;term was ending in June as is as the RBI&nbsp;had rejected his term extension.&nbsp; The RBI&nbsp;appointed an additional board member&nbsp;Yogesh Dayal&nbsp;to the the Mumbai based bank and the financial institution also announced it is elevating Executive Director Rajeev Ahuja&nbsp;as&nbsp;interim MD and CEO. Why is the street concerned? The move from RBI&nbsp;raised eyebrows as the appointment of an RBI nominee on a private sector bank board is a rarely invoked power and is especially done by the regulator to protect depositors.
In the past, where the RBI has put its people on the banks&rsquo; boards include&nbsp;Dhanlaxmi Bank, erstwhile Lakshmi Vilas Bank, and YES Bank.&nbsp;The common thread in all these cases was that there were governance concerns or troubled finances.
To calm investors, RBL Bank has informed the exchanges that business is as usual at the bank. Buzz of&nbsp; the big bulls coming in&nbsp; Adding masala to this feauture,&nbsp;Ace investors&nbsp;Rakesh Jhunjhunwala&nbsp;and D-Mart&rsquo;s founder RK Damani have&nbsp; reportedly approached the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to buy a 10 per cent stake in RBL Bank, according to a report by&nbsp;CNBC TV 18. According to the report, RBI is looking at the request.

Here are the Stocks to Watch in trade today-:&nbsp;

TCS: Q1 earnings preview; expected to post a dollar revenue growth of 3.6 percent and constant currency revenue growth of 3.3 percent.
Tata&nbsp;Motors: Brokerages remain bullish after investor call, Jefferies&nbsp;maintains a BUY wiith&nbsp;the most aggressive target at Rs 435/share says chip shortage will ease and not dent long term prospect.&nbsp;
PNB&nbsp;Housing: Big hit as parent PNB&nbsp;asks the company to reconsider the Rs 4000 cr Carlyle deal.&nbsp;
Bajaj Health: Gets&nbsp;DRDO&nbsp;nod&nbsp;to manufacture and market &ldquo;2-Deoxy-D-Glucose&rdquo; (2-DG) as approved medication for the treatment of COVID-19 patients.&nbsp;


Stocks To Watch: TCS, Tata Motors, PNB Housing, Bajaj Health

Big ticket earnings kick off today, what to expect from TCS&nbsp;&amp; Why is PNB&nbsp;Housing facing the heat on the Carlyle deal? Click to get all the buzz on stocks to watch.&nbsp;

stocks to watch. 

TCS&nbsp;Q1&nbsp;earnings in focus as it kicks off the big ticket earnings season.&nbsp;

Here are the Stocks to Watch in trade today-:&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>TCS: Q1 earnings preview; expected to post a dollar revenue growth of 3.6 percent and constant currency revenue growth of 3.3 percent.</li>
<li>Tata&nbsp;Motors: Brokerages remain bullish after investor call, Jefferies&nbsp;maintains a BUY wiith&nbsp;the most aggressive target at Rs 435/share says chip shortage will ease and not dent long term prospect.&nbsp;</li>
<li>PNB&nbsp;Housing: Big hit as parent PNB&nbsp;asks the company to reconsider the Rs 4000 cr Carlyle deal.&nbsp;</li>
<li>Bajaj Health: Gets&nbsp;DRDO&nbsp;nod&nbsp;to manufacture and market &ldquo;2-Deoxy-D-Glucose&rdquo; (2-DG) as approved medication for the treatment of COVID-19 patients.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

Tata&nbsp;Motors remains in focus along with a host of midcap companies that make it to the traders' radar for Wednesday's trade, here is a list of the stocks to watch-:

Tata&nbsp;Motors:&nbsp;Q1, Q2 profit warning weights heavy on the stock as chip shortage hits profits for JLR
Titan: Q1 business update;&nbsp; Jewellery division sales grew 37% YoY&nbsp;,&nbsp;non-jewellery businesses saw a rapid recovery in walk-ins on re-opening
Sobha:&nbsp;Q1 gross sales bookings up 38% YoY in volume terms and 40% YoY in value terms driven by Bengaluru and Gurugram markets
KRBL: Punjab Pollution Control Board restrained&nbsp;operations at Dhuri&nbsp;unit due to NGT order


Stocks To Watch: Tata Motors, Titan, Sobha, KRBL, Future Retail 

Stocks To Watch: Tata Motors, Titan, Sobha, KRBL

Stocks To Watch: Tata Motors, Titan, Sobha, KRBL, 

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Large and midcaps&nbsp;on traders' radar for Wednesday's trade.

Tata&nbsp;Motors remains in focus along with a host of midcap companies that make it to the traders' radar for Wednesday's trade, here is a list of the stocks to watch-:
<ul>
<li>Tata&nbsp;Motors:&nbsp;Q1, Q2 profit warning weighs heavy on the stock as chip shortage hits profits for JLR</li>
<li>Titan: Q1 business update;&nbsp; Jewellery division sales grew 37% YoY&nbsp;,&nbsp;non-jewellery businesses saw a rapid recovery in walk-ins on re-opening</li>
<li>Sobha:&nbsp;Q1 gross sales bookings up 38% YoY in volume terms and 40% YoY in value terms driven by Bengaluru and Gurugram markets</li>
<li>KRBL: Punjab Pollution Control Board restrained&nbsp;operations at Dhuri&nbsp;unit due to NGT order</li>
</ul>

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