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  1. SEIL Energy raises Rs 250 crore through first bond issue

    SEIL Energy raises Rs 250 crore through first bond issue

    New Delhi, Leading independent power producer SEIL Energy India Limited has raised debt of Rs 250 crore through its maiden 5-year bond issuance on BSE.According to information available on BSE, the five-year bond issue (non-convertible debentures or NCDs) has a coupon of 8.45 per cent and will...
  2. Foreign investors make a strong comeback into Indian equity markets with inflows of Rs 11,730 crore

    Foreign investors make a strong comeback into Indian equity markets with inflows of Rs 11,730 crore

    FIIs sold equities worth over Rs 40,000 crore in May, the largest so far in any month of 2024.According to depository data, net FII outflow for the month till June 14 stood at Rs 3,064 crore.Foreign investors had sold equity worth Rs 14,794 crore between June 3 and June 7.Foreign investors...
  3. Pak government highlights key risks to Budget 2024-25 in financial statement to Parliament

    Pak government highlights key risks to Budget 2024-25 in financial statement to Parliament

    ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's cash-strapped government has highlighted nearly a dozen key risks to next year's budget and medium-term outlook, including lower than projected economic growth, unexpected climate or natural disasters as well as the state's This includes the continued poor performance of...
  4. FPIs invested Rs 11,730 crore in Indian equities last week due to positive market signals

    FPIs invested Rs 11,730 crore in Indian equities last week due to positive market signals

    New Delhi, June 16) Foreign investors made a strong comeback with net inflows of Rs 11,730 crore (US$1.4 billion) in the week ended July 14 due to positive cues from domestic and global markets.Depository data showed that the net inflows were in sharp contrast to the net outflow of Rs 14,794...
  5. Sri Lanka and IMF working on roadmap to lift ban on vehicle imports

    Sri Lanka and IMF working on roadmap to lift ban on vehicle imports

    Colombo, Sri Lanka has submitted a roadmap to the IMF to ease restrictions on vehicle imports by 2025, which has a direct impact on foreign exchange reserves, Minister of State for Finance Ranjith Siyambalapitiya said on Saturday."Authorities have developed a preliminary roadmap to ease...
  6. Sri Lanka's economic recovery depends on sustained reforms: IMF

    Sri Lanka's economic recovery depends on sustained reforms: IMF

    COLOMBO: Running is the key to Sri Lanka's transition from stabilization to full economic recovery, the IMF said on Friday after deciding to release the third tranche of US$336 million of a US$2.9 billion four-year bailout package for the island. The pace of improvement has to be maintained...
  7. Agri firm Samunnati gets debt funding of Rs 133 crore from Blue Earth

    Agri firm Samunnati gets debt funding of Rs 133 crore from Blue Earth

    New Delhi: Agriculture value chain promoter Samunnati on Friday said it has raised Rs 133 crore (US$16 million) in credit financing from Swiss impact investment firm Blue Earth Capital.This is Blue Earth Capital's first debt investment and will help Samunnati expand initiatives aimed at...
  8. Kalpataru Projects International raises Rs 300 crore through NCDs

    Kalpataru Projects International raises Rs 300 crore through NCDs

    New Delhi, Kalpataru Projects International on Thursday said it has raised Rs 300 crore by issuing non-convertible debentures (NCDs) on private placement basis.The NCDs will be listed on the wholesale debt market segment of BSE Ltd, it said in a regulatory filing."The company has raised Rs...
  9. IMF releases US$336 million tranche to Sri Lanka amid 'knife-edge' path to debt sustainability

    IMF releases US$336 million tranche to Sri Lanka amid 'knife-edge' path to debt sustainability

    COLOMBO: The IMF has disbursed the third tranche of US$336 million from its US$2.9 billion bailout package to Sri Lanka, even as it cautioned that the cash-strapped country's economy remains weak and the path to debt sustainability " "Knife Edge". ,The third tranche under the Extended Fund...
  10. IMF approves second financial review, releases $330 million to crisis-hit Sri Lanka

    IMF approves second financial review, releases $330 million to crisis-hit Sri Lanka

    “This achievement is testament to our dedication to driving forward economic reforms and securing a prosperous future for all Sri Lankans. Onward and upward!” Announcing the IMF financial approval, Foreign Minister Ali Sabri said in a post on social media platform X.To overcome the worst...
  11. Large capital expenditure by Indian corporates will require offshore funding amid stagnant economic growth

    Large capital expenditure by Indian corporates will require offshore funding amid stagnant economic growth

    Capacity expansion, inorganic growth, refinancing and working capital needs, as well as shareholder payouts, will keep capital requirements high for non-financial corporates in India, according to the Moody's report.Vikash Halan said, "Although India's domestic liquidity and internal cash...
  12. Indian financial institutions well positioned for strong economic growth: Moody's

    Indian financial institutions well positioned for strong economic growth: Moody's

    The credit quality of India's financial system has strengthened over the last 3-4 years. Record-high profitability, low defaults and stable domestic-oriented funding underpin the financial institutions' stable credit ratings. Their capitalization has also improved due to healthy internal...
  13. Maldives facing huge debt crisis: World Bank warns

    Maldives facing huge debt crisis: World Bank warns

    Male, highlighting that the Maldives has been spending "beyond its means" for decades, the World Bank has warned that the archipelagic nation faces high debt distress risks and financing challenges, making it vulnerable to shocks. Becomes sensitive to.Faris H. Haddad-Zervos, World Bank Country...
  14. SBI to raise US$ 3 billion through loans in the current financial year FY25

    SBI to raise US$ 3 billion through loans in the current financial year FY25

    Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], The board of State Bank of India (SBI) has approved a proposal to raise US$ 3 billion through debt in FY2015. The lender will raise funds in one or more tranches through a public offering or private placement of senior unsecured notes in USD or any other major...
  15. Jaiprakash Associates bankruptcy: NCLAT issues notice to ICICI, asks to consider OTS proposal

    Jaiprakash Associates bankruptcy: NCLAT issues notice to ICICI, asks to consider OTS proposal

    New Delhi: Insolvency Appellate Tribunal NCLAT has issued notice to ICICI Bank on the plea of ​​Jaiprakash Associates Limited and said that the private sector lender can consider the one-time settlement proposal submitted by the debt-ridden company by the next date of June 24. Hearing.During...
  16. Suspended board of Jaiprakash Associates moves NCLAT challenging insolvency proceedings

    Suspended board of Jaiprakash Associates moves NCLAT challenging insolvency proceedings

    New Delhi: The suspended board of debt-laden Jaiprakash Associates has moved the appellate tribunal NCLAT, challenging last week's NCLT order directing it to initiate insolvency proceedings against the company.The petition was listed before a vacation bench of the National Company Law...
  17. FPIs pulled out Rs 14,800 crore from equities in June due to election results, attractive Chinese stock valuations

    FPIs pulled out Rs 14,800 crore from equities in June due to election results, attractive Chinese stock valuations

    NEW DELHI: Buoyed by India's Lok Sabha election results and attractive valuations of Chinese stocks, foreign investors pulled out nearly Rs 14,800 crore from domestic stocks in the first week of this month.Election jitters led to net outflows of Rs 25,586 crore in May and changes in India's...
  18. Sri Lanka has made 'strong progress' on debt restructuring front: IMF

    Sri Lanka has made 'strong progress' on debt restructuring front: IMF

    Colombo, Sri Lanka's macroeconomic policy reforms have begun to "bear fruit" and the country is expected to soon reach an agreement with external commercial lenders, the IMF said on Friday, after extending its US$2.9 billion loan to the cash-strapped country. Said ahead of the second review of...
  19. SEBI proposes to allow mutual funds to buy, sell credit default swaps

    SEBI proposes to allow mutual funds to buy, sell credit default swaps

    New Delhi: Capital markets regulator Sebi on Friday proposed to allow mutual funds more flexibility in buying and selling investment product credit default swaps (CDS) in a bid to further develop the debt market in the country.Under the current framework, mutual funds are allowed to...
  20. UN report sounds alarm over global debt growth: calls for urgent financial reforms to safeguard global prosperity

    UN report sounds alarm over global debt growth: calls for urgent financial reforms to safeguard global prosperity

    New Delhi [India], The United Nations has issued a clarion call on rising levels of global public debt, warning of significant threats to global prosperity.The recent UN Trade and Development Report underlines the urgency of reforming international financial systems to secure the future of...
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