SINGAPORE - India and Pakistan have agreed to allow two banks each from both countries to set up branches across the border. State Bank of Pakistan Governor Yaseen Anwar said this while talking to Indian media here on Wednesday. “We have held discussions with the Reserve Bank of India and both sides have agreed to issue a full banking licence to two banks of each country,” Anwar told Indian media on the sidelines of a conference organised by Institute of South Asian Studies.......
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