India’s Biggest Lender Backs Another Wave of Bank Mergers

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State Bank of India is supportive of another wave of mergers among state-backed lenders.

State Bank of India is supportive of another wave of mergers among state-backed lenders as policymakers explore ways to build scale and finance growth in the world’s fastest-growing major economy.

India’s Biggest Lender SBI Backs Another Wave of Bank Mergers

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