ICICI seeks to raise $3 bn for private equity, property funds
livemint.com: Funding plan: India’s attraction continues to be growth, says ICICI Venture Fund Management’s Renuka Ramnath. Photo: Kedar Bhat / Mint livemint.com
livemint.com     May 15, 2008            

ICICI joins Blackstone Group Lp and local rivals including Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd in seeking investment opportunities in India London: India’s second biggest lender ICICI Bank Ltd plans to raise as much as $3 billion (Rs12,720 crore) for two funds as it competes with Morgan Stanley and Deutsche... [read full story]                

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