Indian banks open cheque books for ₹10,000 crore-plus in M&A funding after RBI rule change

Indian banks have recently engaged in significant M&A deals after the central bank eased financing rules. State Bank of India and other lenders are now financing up to 75% of deal values. The acquisition-financing market is estimated at nearly ₹2 lakh crore due to increased demand. Various large transactions include Crystal Crop Protection's acquisition of FMC Corporation's India business and others.

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