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Name the Private sector Bank, which has received $150 million funding from the US government and Wells Fargo to increase lending to support women entrepreneurs and small and medium-sized enterprises in India.

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Axis Bank

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ICICI Bank

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Yes Bank

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Kotak Mahindra Bank

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South Indian Bank

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The correct option is C Yes Bank
Private sector Yes Bank has received $150 million funding from the US government and Wells Fargo to increase lending to support women entrepreneurs and small and medium-sized enterprises in India.

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