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Banking Central | 5 key things to watch out in Indian banking sector in 2023 The year 2022 was a rollercoaster ride for India’s banks - RBI’s unprecedented aggression on inflation, arrest of a top banker in a loan scam and continuing collapse of India’s cooperative banks. What’s 2023 hold? Let’s take a look.   DINESH UNNIKRISHNAN   JANUARY 02, 2023  / 09:16 AM IST For India’s banking industry, 2022 wasn’t an eventful year; 2023 won’t be too different. The year 2022 was a rollercoaster ride for India’s banks -RBI’s unprecedented aggression on inflation, arrest of a top banker in a loan scam and continuing collapse of India’s cooperative banks. What’s 2023 hold? Let’s take a look what all will likely make it to news headlines in 2023 . RBI’s catch up with inflation will continue The highlight of the year 2022 was Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) unprecedented aggression on inflation. The monetary policy committee (MPC) exercised abundant caution in the first half of the year to support grow

  In absence of Messi and Neymar, PSG loses 3-1 at Lens for 1st defeat of season PSG was without Neymar, through suspension, and World Cup winner Messi, who is returning to training after an extended stay back home in Argentina. PSG’s Kylian Mbappe, centre, argues with Lens players during the French Ligue One match on January 1, 2023 | Photo Credit: AP French league leader Paris Saint-Germain crumbled under pressure to lose 3-1 at Lens for its first defeat of the season as second-place Lens cut the gap to four points and maintained its perfect home record. PSG's weakness against the counterattack was ruthlessly exposed by Lens. The northern side scored at the start of each half and dominated the midfield battle against a rattled PSG to make it nine straight home victories for coach Franck Haise's side. Lens has the league's best defense with 11 goals allowed in 17 matches, compared to 13 for PSG. Haise celebrated his 100th game in charge by grabbing a microphone and singing