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Mumbai, July 17

The Reserve Bank of India today said that no further purchases of equity shares of South Indian Bank should be made on behalf of foreign institutional investment (FIIs) through primary and secondary markets in India under the portfolio investment scheme without its prior permission. In a press release issued today, RBI said the FII limit in South Indian Bank has reached the limit of 22 per cent of its paid-up capital.

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