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Anshul Dhamija

Bangalore
As seen in: ET BFSI, The Times of India, Flipboard, Moneycontrol, Forbes India, Forbes Japan, Fortune India
Corporate Communications - Head, India & APAC, Infosys
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ICICI Bank prices $1 billion debt in largest dollar issue by Indian private lender

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By Samidha Sharma Verified, Anshul Dhamija
| ET BFSI Verified
Banking 2 min read INDIA-DEBT/BORROWING-ICICI BANK (PIX)ICICI Bank prices $1 billion debt in largest dollar issue by Indian private lender Samidha Sharma & Anshul Dhamija Reuters Published On Jul 24, 2026 at 09:23 AM IST By Dharamraj Dhutia MUMBAI, - India's ICICI Bank has priced a $1 billion five-year dollar bond at a much tighter spread than initially indicated, in the largest such issue by an Indian lender in nearly 14 years, three bankers said.
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ICICI Bank prices $1 billion debt in largest dollar issue by Indian private lender

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By Samidha Sharma Verified, Anshul Dhamija
| Flipboard
Technology 14 hours ago 80,000 Employees Now Coding With AI: Infosys CEO Details Claude, Codex Use In Workflow ndtvprofit.com - Noor Ul Haq • 14h The Bengaluru-based IT services giant also said AI services contributed 8.2% of its overall revenue in the June quarter.
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Be tough on people not disciplined: Bharat Biotech's Suchitra Ella

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By Anshul Dhamija
| Fortune India Verified
Suchitra Ella—an economics graduate—has quietly worked behind the scenes ever since the start of Bharat Biotech International Limited in 1996. From sourcing land, getting the telephone and electricity connections, to writing letters to the Ministry of Science and Technology, she has done it all. And she continued to be the company’s go-to person during the production of its indigenously developed Covid-19 vaccine, Covaxin.
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