Pramit Jhaveri
India is often seen as a losing proposition for foreign banks and advisers. It’s a market where global players need to have a presence, but fees are often low (or zero, in the case of government share sales) and competition is keen.
India is often seen as a losing proposition for foreign banks and advisers. It’s a market where global players need to have a presence, but fees are often low (or zero, in the case of government share sales) and competition is keen.
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