IndusInd Bank shares rose up to 3.9% after Nomura upgraded the stock to ‘buy’ and raised its price target by 50% to Rs 1,050, citing improved governance, a cleaned-up balance sheet, and a stronger earnings outlook. The new target implies a 30% upside. Nomura also noted the bank’s efforts to resolve legacy issues and improve transparency.
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