NEW DELHI: India has emerged as the second most targeted nation for mergers and acquisitions in the Asia- Pacific banking industry with deals worth 10.3 billion dollars in 2007 so far, a report shows.
According to the data compiled by global consultancy firm Dealogic, total value of M&As - domestic and cross border - in the banking space in Asia-Pacific jumped to 70.5 billion dollars in 220 deals during the first eight months, up 40 per cent from 50.5 billion dollars through 197 deals a year ago.
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Friday, September 7, 2007
India 2nd most targeted nation for M&As in APAC banking space
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