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Mar 06, 2012, 09.47 AM IST
Managing director and chief executive of ICICI Bank, Chanda Kochhar today said that their infrastructure debt fund (IDF) will be set up in partnership with Bank of Baroda, LIC and Citigroup.
“The equity would be contributed by the ICICI Group to the extent of 31%, Bank of Baroda 30%, Citigroup 29% and LIC 10%,” she said, adding that their plan is to “make the fund equal to about USD 2 billion in size.” Kochhar says this fund will invest in PPP projects, roads, railways, ports, airports and other infrastructure sectors. “This fund to my knowledge is definitely the first fund of this kind in India, and probably one of the first of its kind in the world as well,” she added. ICICI Bank got an in principle from the RBI to set up the country’s first infra debt fund as a non-banking finance company (NBFC) late February. for more details..
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