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SBI Cards to raise short term debt

MUMBAI: Banking behemoth State Bank of India's (SBI) card division SBI Cards and Payment Services Limited, is raising a Rs. 300 crore short term debt from the market to finance its future card business growth. The debt programme has been rated as P one plus by credit rating agency Crisil.

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