(Reuters) - Standard Chartered has made three new hires in India, according to its email to Reuters on Tuesday, as the bank aims to bolster its private credit business in the country. The London-based ...

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Standard Chartered has made three new hires in India to boost its private credit business. The London-based bank has hired Ankit Raghav as a director on the leveraged and acquisition finance and ...