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Deepak Parekh (C), chairman of HDFC Bank, shakes hands with Rana Talwar (R), chairman of Centurion Bank of Punjab, as Aditya Puri (L), managing director of HDFC Bank, and Shailendra Bhandari, managing director and chief executive of Centurion Bank of Punjab, watch after a news conference in Mumbai February 25, 2008. HDFC Bank, India's third-biggest by market value, offered $2.4 billion in shares for smaller Centurion Bank of Punjab in an attempt to bulk up ahead of the bank sector being opened to foreign competitors.
HDFC Bank chairman Deepak Parekh speaks during an interview with Reuters in Mumbai September 4, 2008. The property funds of India's Housing Development Finance Corp and its asset management unit have more than $1 billion of available funding and will look to buy distressed real estate projects, Parekh said. Picture taken September 4, 2008.
This Feb. 25, 2008 file photo shows Deepak Parekh, head of the Housing Development Finance Corporation bank at a press conference in Mumbai, India. Indian authorities on Sunday named three business leaders including Parekh to help rescue embattled outsourcing giant Satyam Computers in the wake of a massive fraud scandal that threatens to sink the company.
Rana Talwar (rear), chairman of Centurion Bank of Punjab, walks past Deepak Parekh, chairman of HDFC Bank, during a news conference in Mumbai February 25, 2008. HDFC Bank, India's third-biggest by market value, offered $2.4 billion in shares for smaller Centurion Bank of Punjab in an attempt to bulk up ahead of the bank sector being opened to foreign competitors.
Rana Talwar (rear), chairman of Centurion Bank of Punjab, walks past Deepak Parekh, chairman of HDFC Bank, during a news conference in Mumbai February 25, 2008. HDFC Bank, India's third-biggest by market value, offered $2.4 billion in shares for smaller Centurion Bank of Punjab in an attempt to bulk up ahead of the bank sector being opened to foreign competitors.