Thursday, 26 April 2018
Things are changing for good in rural India, cash flows to sustain in election year: Ramesh Iyer, M&M Financial
If the borrowing cost was to keep rising. there is always a scope to pass it on to the consumer, says Ramesh Iyer, MD, M&M Financial Services, talking to ET Now. It has been a strong performance. Your cumulative spreads have improved, profits are up.
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