State Bank of India (SBI) is expecting to get an investment of up to $2.03 billion from the government by March, The Wall Street Journal reports. The government owns 59.4 percent shares of the bank.
SBI’s initial proposal to raise up to $4.6 billion was rejected by the government. The lender has approximately $625 million worth of outstanding perpetual bonds.
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