| Banco bilbao vizcaya argentaria (4) |  |
| Banco santander (3) | |
| Bank of america (12) | |
| Bank of england (3) | |
| Bnp paribas (3) | |
| Capital one financial corporation (3) | |
| Citigroup (8) | |
| Deutsche bank (8) | |
| Federal home loan mortgage corporation (3) | |
| Federal reserve bank (3) | |
| Goldman sachs (11) | |
| Indian bank (3) | |
| Mastercard (61) | |
| Morgan stanley (5) | |
| State street corporation (3) | |
| Western union (5) | |
| World bank (20) | |
Indian banks are known to question the financial viability of projects secured at seemingly low tariffs. Solar power projects have received especially unfavourable response from the Indian banks as solar photovoltaic power tariffs have been falling
while wind energy tariffs have risen slowly but steadily over the last few years. The lending rates in India are also significantly higher than other countries.
As a result, the Indian banks are unable to disburse any fresh funds to renewable energy projects.
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