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    • CBI questions Nippon Life India MF over Rs 3,500 crore investment limit for ADAG companies

      Nippon Life India MF, formerly known as Reliance Mutual Fund, is already under the CBI scanner for investing Rs 950 crore in non-convertible debentures (NCDs) of Morgan Credit Private Limited, a company owned by the Rana Kapoor family.

    • Nippon Life India MF investors lost over Rs 1,800 crore due to Yes Bank AT-1 bond exposure, says Sebi

      Sebi's allegation of a quid pro quo are significant and the regulator has sought an explanation from Nippon Life India MF as to why the management fee of Rs 88.60 crore that the AMC earned should not be disgorged, along with a possible debarment for an 'appropriate period'.

    • Nippon India Mutual Fund under CBI scanner in Yes Bank AT1 bonds matter

      The CBI probe is part of a larger multi-agency investigation, which includes the SEBI as well. The agencies are examining cumulative investments worth around Rs 2,850 crore made by firms formerly owned by Reliance Capital in AT1 bonds issued by Yes Bank.

    • SBI exercises call option on AT1 bonds issued on March 22, 2019

      On March 22, 2019, the bank had raised Rs 1,251 crore through Basel-III Additonal Tier-I bonds at a coupon rate of 9.45%

    • How to burnish AT1 bonds that have lost their sheen

    • AT1 bonds ecosystem remains quite robust, says RBI governor

    • AT1 bonds need a name change. Call them FinCat bonds, catastrophe bonds for the financial sector

    • Morning Scan: All the big stories to get you started for the day

    • View| Credit Suisse fiasco shows the ugly side of AT1 bonds

    • Indian banks' exposure to AT1 bonds is low, investments in PSU banks safe: Macquarie

    • A Rs 142,496-crore jolt for Credit Suisse's AT1 bondholders. Read what happened

    • SC may uphold Bombay HC order quashing the write-off of YES Bank AT1 bonds, say experts

    • MC Explains | The Yes Bank AT1 bond and why Bombay High Court refused a write-off

    • AT1 bonds make a comeback with Rs 18,000 cr issuances this year, more banks likely to join

    • AT1 bond issuances is likely to fall over 50% in FY23 to Rs 20,000 cr: ICRA

    • More banks look to issue AT1 bonds as investor demand comes back

    • Bank of Maharashtra raises Rs 290 crore via AT1 bonds

    • Explained: AT1 bonds, their risks, rewards and why banks issue them

    • Know your AT1 Bonds

    • SBI raises Rs 4,000 crore through AT1 bonds

    • Yes Bank AT1 bonds case: Does Sebi order pits the market regulator against the RBI?

    • Sebi imposes Rs 25 crore penalty on YES Bank in AT1 bonds case

    • IDBI Bank board approves proposal to raise up to Rs 3,000 crore via AT1 bonds

    • SEBI softens stance on valuation of AT1 bonds: A win-win for all

    • Analysis | SEBI's new AT1 Bond rules no big relief for perpetual bond investors, banks

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