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Stronger buffers for Indian bank deposits as world faces financial crisis

Customer confidence may improve if recovery time, insurance coverage is better

Anoushka Sawhney Business Standard New Delhi
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American regulators shut down Silicon Valley Bank on March 10, allowing depositors access to their money three days later. Reforms have made India’s deposit insurance framework banking safer, but more
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First Published: Mar 17 2023 | 11:22 AM IST

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