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A borrower has limits of ₹50 crore from Bank A and ₹40 crore from Bank B without consortium arrangement. The borrower diverts stock financed by Bank A to Bank
A borrower has limits of ₹50 crore from Bank A and ₹40 crore from Bank B without consortium arrangement. The borrower diverts stock financed by Bank A to Bank
B. This is primarily a case of:
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