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Foreign investors poured $8B into India’s mid-sized banks and lenders in 2025, up 127% from 2024.
In 2025, India’s financial sector saw a surge in cross-border deals, with $8 billion in mergers and acquisitions from January to September—127% higher than 2024.
Major transactions include Emirates NBD’s $3 billion acquisition of a 60% stake in RBL Bank, Japan’s SMBC buying a 24.2% stake in Yes Bank, Blackstone’s $705 million investment in Federal Bank, and Abu Dhabi’s IHC acquiring a 43.5% stake in Sammaan Capital.
Warburg Pincus and ADIA invested $877 million in IDFC FIRST Bank, while Bain Capital bought an 18% stake in Manappuram Finance.
The Bajaj Group completed a $2.8 billion buyback of its Allianz joint venture stake, ending a decade-long partnership.
These deals reflect growing foreign confidence in India’s mid-sized banks and non-bank lenders.
Los inversores extranjeros invirtieron $ 8B en los bancos y prestamistas de tamaño medio de la India en 2025, un 127% más que en 2024.