Zero Fees to End as India Tightens Rules for Sell-Off (Update1) (Bloomberg)

8 March 2010, 12:16 am

March 8 (Bloomberg) -- India plans to accelerate sales of state assets to about one a month and tighten requirements for investment banks competing to arrange the $8.8 billion sell-off, according to the official overseeing the divestment program.... Read More »

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