Currently, no Indian bank is directly listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) as a primary equity listing. However, several major Indian financial institutions—most notably ICICI Bank and HDFC Bank—are publicly traded in the United States through American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) that are listed on the NYSE. These ADRs allow American investors to gain exposure to the growth of the Indian banking sector by purchasing shares denominated in dollars, while the underlying equity remains listed on the Indian exchanges like the NSE and BSE. These instruments are highly liquid and provide a convenient vehicle for international investors to participate in the performance of India's top-tier private sector banking giants, following all required financial disclosure and regulatory oversight standards mandated by American securities laws.