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Foreign investment in Indian banks was raised to around what limit?
A24 per cent
B51 per cent
C74 per cent
D100 per cent
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. 74 per cent
Financial reforms allowed private and foreign banks, with the foreign investment limit raised to around 74 per cent.
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