-- 根據媒體週四報道，渣打銀行（HKG:2888）已同意將其在印度的大部分信用卡業務出售給印度聯邦銀行（NSE:FEDERALBNK, BOM:500469）。 路透社通報稱，截至今年3月，渣打銀行在印度擁有約64萬張信用卡。在達成協議之前，渣打銀行一直在評估來自印度聯邦銀行和科塔克·馬欣德拉銀行（NSE:KOTAKBANK, BOM:500247）的收購要約。 雙方均未揭露此交易的具體金額，預計交易將於2026年底完成。
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