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Bank Assets in India Hub That Competes With Singapore Jump 60%

Newseze Wire·Thu, Oct 29, 8:57 AMWire: Bloomberg Markets
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Bank Assets in India Hub That Competes With Singapore Jump 60%

Banking assets in India’s international financial hub have surged about 60% since June, a top official said, as growth in the nation’s credit markets boosts GIFT City that’s competing with Singapore and Hong Kong in attracting foreign ca…

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