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Indian Bank Looks To Foreign Expansion

May 2008 | Corporate Financing News Alert

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Indian Kotak Mahindra Bank is now following the lead of industrial firms like Tata and telecoms operator Bhartitel in announcing its interest in making foreign acquisitions.

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