India considers easing bank ownership rules as foreign interest grows
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RBI Signals Greater Openness to Foreign Ownership in Indian Banks
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India Mulls Easing Bank Ownership Rules Amid Growing Foreign Interest. Could 2025 Be The Year Of Banking Sector Revolution?
India’s central bank is considering easing some of its strictest ownership rules for banks to allow greater foreign participation in the sector. The move signals a significant policy shift as global interest in Indian banking assets surges, particularly amid the country’s booming economy and increasing demand for long-term capital to fund its growth. The Reserve …
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