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Kotak Investment Advisors unlikely to bid for Altico Capital India

Real-estate focused Altico's restructuring and sale process comes as the broader shadow-bank crisis drags on, hurting the property sector and the economy

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Kotak reportedly halted work on a binding bid for Altico after getting adverse feedback from creditors | Illustration: Ajay Mohanty

Bijou George & Rahul Satija | Bloomberg Mumbai
The race to find a rescuer for a struggling Indian shadow bank at the center of an industry crisis has narrowed.

Altico Capital India is one of the latest caught up in the nation’s shadow banking crisis that started in 2018, and had been courting suitors. One of them, Kotak Investment Advisors, won’t make a binding bid for Altico by a January 15 deadline, people familiar with the matter said.

In India, non-bank financiers play a crucial role in funding everything from condominium construction to purchases of personal goods like cars and phones. Real-estate focused Altico’s restructuring and sale process comes as

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