Scandals to bailouts fail to dent analysts’ faith in emerging market banks


LONDON: A US$2bil corruption scandal is rocking India’s banks. Russia has taken over some of its biggest private lenders, while Latvia’s No. 3 bank has been shut down amid US money-laundering accusations. Turkish financiers are under attack from Erdoganomics and warning signs are flashing for a Chinese bank crisis.

Then, why have earnings estimates for developing-nation banks jumped to a record?

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