Indian Bank’s FCNR(B) inflows of Rs 19,000 Cr to partly replace bulk deposits, evaluating overseas branch expansion: MD Binod Kumar
Indian Bank expects its FCNR(B) mobilisation to help offset nearly Rs 19,000 crore of high cost bulk deposits by September end, with part of the inflows supporting overseas lending while also…
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