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The Bengaluru-based lender is once again gearing up to seek the RBI’s nod after the central bank returned its application last year.

Jana Small Finance Bank is set to reapply for a universal bank licence in May, two people with knowledge of the development told The Morning Context. Both requested anonymity as they aren’t authorized to speak on the matter.
This would be the Bengaluru-based lender’s second time seeking the central bank’s nod to become a universal bank. In October last year, the Reserve Bank of India had returned Jana’s application citing unmet criteria.
“The bank is planning to reapply for the licence after the announcement of the fourth-quarter results for the current financial year. The results are announced by the end …