SINGAPORE: Myanmar’s regulators, in granting bank licences to nine foreign lenders, sought companies that could lure investment to a nation emerging from five decades of economic isolation.
The 25 banks that applied for licences were expected to engage in institutional banking to facilitate the entry of foreign investors, said Andrew Geczy, Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Ltd’s chief executive officer for international and institutional banking.
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