News
09 February 2016

India Ex-Im bank calls for equity to help exporters

Region:
Asia-Pacific

The Export-Import Bank of India wants ₹1,700 crore equity capital to help provide export finance, term loans to exporters, and overseas investment finance and guarantees. Chairman and managing director Yaduvendra Mathur said the bank could "lend 10 times that amount to support...

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