ICICI Bank and RBL Bank captured a big share of India's $136.4 billion (Rs 12.96 lakh crore) FCNR-B mobilisation relative to their normal deposit base, while HSBC and Standard Chartered swept up gains among foreign lenders, brokerage reports from Macquarie, Jefferies, Motilal Oswal and BofA show.
ICICI Bank and RBL Bank captured a big share of India's $136.4 billion (Rs 12.96 lakh crore) FCNR-B mobilisation relative to their normal deposit base, while HSBC and Standard Chartered swept up gains among foreign lenders, brokerage reports from Macquarie, Jefferies, Motilal Oswal and BofA show.
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