Pursuit of growth – The Hindu (Oct 26, 2017)
The Centre’s decision to infuse ₹2.11 lakh crore of fresh capital into public sector banks over the next two years, through a blend of financial mechanisms, should help revive the growth momentum.. For further reading, visit “The Hindu”.
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Word List-1 (To Improve English Vocabulary)
- pursuit (noun) – aspiration for, quest for, search for.
- recapitalisation (noun) – it is a type of corporate reorganization involving substantial change in a company’s capital structure, especially by replacing debt with stock.
- infuse (verb) – introduce, inject, add.
- blend (noun) – mixture, mix, combination.
- revive (verb) – reintroduce, re-establish, restore.
- saddle with (verb) – burden, hamper; inflict something on.
- stressed asset (noun) – an account where principal and/or interest remains overdue for a period of time; non-performing asset (NPA).
- wary (adjective) – distrustful, doubtful, sceptical.
- be seized of (verb) – be aware or informed of.
- overleveraged (adjective) – relating to a firm which has taken on too much debt.
- bankruptcy (noun) – insolvency, liquidation, failure/financial ruin.
- invoke (verb) – cite, refer to; cause.
- elusive (adjective) – difficult to catch/find; slippery.
- haircut (noun) – a reduction in the mentioned value of an asset.
- write-off (noun) – eliminate a bad debt from the account.
- residual (adjective) – remaining, leftover; surplus, extra.
- scale up (phrasal verb) – increase.
- peer (noun) – someone/something as equal, match, rival to the one.
- fiscal deficit (noun) – the difference between total expenditure and total income of the government.
- stagger (verb) – spread, space out, overlap.
- at a clip (phrase) – at a time; all at once.
- haul (noun) – distance.
- adjunct (noun) – supplement, addition, extra.
- overdrive (noun) – a state of excessive activity.
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