JPMorgan & Chase Co., the third- largest U.S. bank, set up a $2 billion fund focusing on infrastructure investments in India, where spending on roads, ports and power may double over the next five years. The fund will be ready to invest in companies and projects by the end of this year, Anil Bhalla, managing director of the Asian Clients Group at J.P. Morgan Securities Inc., said in an interview in Mumbai yesterday. JPMorgan joins Blackstone Group, Citigroup Inc. and ICICI Bank Ltd. in starting infrastructure funds in India, the world's fastest growing major economy after China. The nation may ease borrowing restrictions to help finance an estimated $500 billion required in public works by 2012, according to Finance Minister Palaniappan Chidambaram. […]