AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoDevelopment Finance: Türkiye signed 10 agreements worth $5.1 billion with four multilateral lenders at COP31, funding projects spanning small businesses, health care and the green transition. Bank Leadership: Uzbekistan’s state-owned Asakabank appointed Georgian banker Irakli Elashvili as CEO, with priorities including digital services and stronger international ties. NBFC Rules: India’s central bank is considering limits on private equity firms controlling multiple non-bank lenders, while proposing lighter scrutiny for stakes of 15% or less. Governance: South Korea plans tougher voting thresholds for repeat bank-holding-company chief appointments and tighter oversight of executive pay. Digital Banking: KakaoBank opened 20,000 accounts for foreign residents in its first month, offering app-based sign-up and international transfers. Earnings: Indian banks’ second-quarter profits rose 20% year on year, helped by lower provisions and stronger operating income, according to Kotak. IPO Watch: Anthropic’s bankers are reportedly considering a valuation above $1.5 trillion for a potential listing.
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