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ICICI Bank
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Intersting (slightly worrying) thread0
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The thing is that a lot of banks across the world are currently in danger. This danger is exacerbated by people drawing out large of sums of their money, thus actually destabilising these banks. Whilst I am not for a minute advocating that anyone should leave amounts in excess of that protected by the FSCS in any one account, I do think that deposits of less than the protected amount ought to be left where they are and in doing so this will assist in calming the current situation.0
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So what's your general feeling for Monday then - leave your icici account in tact or close it or transfer the majority out to the uk?:hello:0
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So what's your general feeling for Monday then - leave your icici account in tact or close it or transfer the majority out to the uk?
Lots of people are being tempted by Natwests' ISA. Yet Natwest is owned by Royal Bank of Scotland and they really don't look that healthy do they?0 -
Reading all the reports today, it looks like the government is taking a majority stake in RBS, perhaps even 70%. In that case RBS/NW will become as safe as NR is now, certainly safer than ICICI.0
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Reading all the reports today, it looks like the government is taking a majority stake in RBS, perhaps even 70%. In that case RBS/NW will become as safe as NR is now, certainly safer than ICICI.
Yes I understand what you say but would add this. If the government takes 70% of RBS/NW it may or may not guarantee 100% of deposits. The governemnt will be careful about 100% guarantees due to the current fragile situation as this could potentially cause a run on the remaining banks if depositors run for cover as recently happened with Northern Rock.
Whether or not ICICI is in danger, you would still be protected upto 50k. It's a question of how much assurance is necessary.0 -
Anyone keeping their money in ICICI must be seriously deranged. All the evidence is pointing towards the bank going tits up by Tuesday at the latest.0
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ICICI UK is meant to be covered by the FSCS.
At least you'll only have to wait 4 months.0
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