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Canara

British  
/ kəˈnɑːrə /

noun

  1. a variant spelling of Kanara

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Canara Bank Chairman R.K Dubey was not immediately available for comment.

From Reuters

Canara Robeco’s InDigo Fund, which wasn’t included in the ranking because it also invests in gold, returned 14.6 percent last year.

From BusinessWeek

“There is a limit to which rates can be passed on to borrowers without triggering defaults,” Jagdish Pai, Bangalore- based executive director at state-run Canara Bank, said in an interview yesterday.

From BusinessWeek

In South Canara, none but the lowest Pariah will rub a horse down.

From Project Gutenberg

“In today’s scenario of negative real interest rates, gold scores over both bonds, which offer less return than inflation, or equities, which will struggle to perform in rising inflation,” said Canara Robeco’s Jain.

From BusinessWeek