For IndusInd’s Sumant Kathpalia, the clock is ticking

Given just a two-year extension by the RBI, instead of the three years sought, he is expected to get cracking on festering issues that continue to dog the lender.

21 June, 202313 min
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For IndusInd’s Sumant Kathpalia, the clock is ticking

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