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GTB failure unlikely to dent Indian banking system: Fitch
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| NEW DELHI: The damage caused by Global Trust Bank's failure is unlikely to have a significant effect on the overall Indian banking system, even as depositors and creditors may face temporary problems, international rating agency Fitch said today. |
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Jul 29, 2004 12:07:09 |
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38 ( -6 -15.78% ) | | Author | Business Line |
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