Citi India plans to buy US$1bil of assets 


Liquidity boost: Buildings in the Parel area of Mumbai. Private banks have historically been rare in the market, but have begun tapping it or exploring deals amid regulatory pressure. — Bloomberg

MUMBAI: Citigroup Inc’s India unit is set to buy record asset-backed securities as domestic lenders seek liquidity amid sluggish deposit growth.

The bank plans to buy asset-backed securities linked to retail loans, increasing its book by three-fold to over US$1bil by the end of the fiscal year, said Aditya Bagree, managing director and head of markets at Citi India.

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