A one-time charge of about ₹1,960 crore, tied to accounting discrepancies in its derivatives portfolio, is expected to dent the bottomline at the lender that has lately been consuming column inches over uncomfortable disclosures.
Site référencé: The Economic Times
The Economic Times
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