Yes Bank co-founder’s family plans stake sale


Regulators in Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and Thailand have also placed Financial.org on alert lists of unauthorised firms with whom investors should exercise caution.

Mumbai: Indian banker Rana Kapoor’s family is planning to sell a stake in their six-year-old mortgage finance company, sources said, as rising wariness in the credit market erodes growth prospects of shadow finance firms.

The family office run by the three daughters of the Yes Bank Ltd co-founder is working with Nomura Holdings Inc on the potential deal, according to the sources.

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