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Rabobank arm, Canara venture gets nod

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Kolkata, Sept. 26

Canara Robeco, a joint venture between Canara Bank and Robeco Groep NV, has received regulatory approvals for commencing operations. The new entity was formally announced at a board meeting today. Mr Rajnish Narula, is the CEO of the venture.

The two parties had entered into an MoU in March to undertake the asset management business. Canara Robeco is a successor to Canara Bank’s existing asset management arm, Canbank Investment Management Services.

With approvals from the Securities and Exchange Board of India and the Reserve Bank of India in place, Canara Bank retains 51 per cent in the company, while 49 per cent is held by Robeco.

Robeco is fully owned by Rabobank (since 2001).

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