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A $1.8 billion fraud at a branch at Punjab National Bank is rippling through India's financial and political system, and the United Kingdom is becoming the battleground for Disney, Comcast,

and Fox to fight over the future of media and entertainment business.

These are the stories we'll be tackling on this week's views room, a weekly conversation among breaking views columnists about the ups and downs of the world of finance.

I'm Jennifer Sabah and my co-host is, as always, Anthony Curry.

Hello, Anthony.

Gooday.

We turn first to a growing crisis in India, sparked by fraud at a branch of Punjab National Bank.

For the lowdown, we hand the mic over to our colleagues in Asia.

Hi, I'm Jeff Goldfarb, head of Asia for breaking views, and I'm here with Yuna Galani, our columnist in Mumbai, and she's been following

a kind of amazing story where a single bank branch in the city has spawned a $1.8 billion

scandal that has spread across the financial community and indeed all the way up to the corridors

of power in the state government.

Yuna, why don't you talk us through, I mean, what exactly happened, what we know so far.

Yeah, look, Jeff, this is really an astonishing story.

One of India's largest state control banks, last week reported a $1.8 billion fraud. Now, that number would be huge

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