Sources aware of the development told ET that SBI is considering a fund-raise in the range of ₹3,000 crore to ₹5,000 crore through AT-1 bonds, which are perpetual debt instruments.
Anurag Singh from Ansid Capital notes that while US companies are exceeding Q4 expectations, their cautious guidance for upcoming quarters is causing market corrections. Although
The RBI policy pivot is a very important and substantial move from a macroeconomic perspective and over the next few quarters we will start seeing
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