Fairfax’s Watsa Bets On IDBI Payoff As India Booms, Report Says
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Canadian billionaire Prem Watsa is betting that his Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd.’s acquisition of IDBI Bank Ltd. will pay off given India’s growth prospects, the Economic Times reported.
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