Reporter's Notebook | Aspirants get more time to to set up new banks

Mint 2018-02-08

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The Reserve Bank of India plans to give 18 months instead of 12 to aspirants set up new banks after securing approval. The central bank also issed other clarifications regarding the new banking rules. Mint's Joel Rebello and Anup Roy explain.
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