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Wall Street Finance gets dealer-II licence

MUMBAI: Wall Street Finance has been upgraded to the status of authorised dealer-II by the Reserve Bank of India. The licence enables the company to approach large market which was earlier restricted only to banks. The company will now be able to offer outward remittance services for crew wages, employment, emigration, medical treatment and participation fees to Indian residents and corporates. he company will soon expand its network from the present 29 branches to 100 branches in the next 12 months.

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