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« Public and private sector partnership criticised | Main | Lagos slums to wear new look as World Bank earmarks $200m for upgrading » September 7, 2007ICICI to Set Up $2 Billion India Infrastructure FundBy M.C. Govardhana Rangan Sept. 7 (Bloomberg) - ICICI Bank Ltd., India's most valuable, is seeking $2 billion from overseas investors to tap demand for roads, ports and power in the fastest-growing economy after China, following similar funds by Citigroup Inc. and Blackstone Group LP. The fundraising will probably be finished in about three months, Chanda Kochhar, deputy managing director at the Mumbai- based bank, said today. Full Story...Posted by rjorr at September 7, 2007 6:03 PM |
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