Why haven't Indian banks become global?

I come from a family of bankers for 3 generations and had far too many banking talk in the family than I desired) 1. Indian banks are still very small by global standards. read more

Indian banks are still very small by global standards. The biggest bank in India - SBI, has a market capitalization (roughly translated as total worth) of $20 billion, while JP Morgan Chase has a market cap of $180b, Bank of America is valued $230b and Citi is valued $180b. read more

Compared to the global network Indian Banks are not as big. If we take SBI which is India’s largest Bank has a market Capital of $20 billion while banks which have expanded have the market capitalization of around $180 billion to $200 billion. read more

For banks like Barclays, operations are global, so the Treasury department is not just people here in London. The department is spread across the world - for example, we have teams in many locations, from Singapore to New York to the UAE. read more

1. Market Capital : Compared to the global network Indian Banks are not as big. If we take SBI which is India's largest Bank has a market Capital of $20 bi read more

8 Reasons Why Companies Go Global are 1. Domestic Market Saturated, 2. Domestic Market Small, 3. Slow Growth of Domestic Market, 4. Suppliers follow their Customers Internationally, 5. read more