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  • Eruditus secures up to $150 million refinancing from MARS Growth Capital, HSBC

    The structure includes a $130 million facility and a $20 million scale-up option. MARS Growth Capital — a joint venture between Liquidity Group and MUFG Bank — will provide up to $100 million, with HSBC covering the remaining $50 million.

  • Oyo raises $660 million in debt funding

    The company will utilize these funds to retire its past debts, strengthen the balance sheet and boost the product technology, among other things.

  • Indian startups are lining up for a dash of debt financing

    Naveen Tewari, Co-founder & Chief Executive Officer, Inmobi, suggests every startup go in for a debt round. "Its a cheaper form of capital, if your financials allow for it," he says.

  • Glencore slumps 30 percent as debt fears grow

    Swiss-based and London-listed Glencore earlier this month raised USD 2.5 billion through a share placement, part of a wider plan to cut its net debt by a third by the end of 2016.

  • Fed delay may spur more debt issues to fund share buybacks

    While there is no way to track debt taken out for share buy-backs alone, US corporations have taken out USD 59.4 billion in debt this year - or about 8 percent of the total amount of US corporate debt issued - to fund special dividends to shareholders, according to data from Dealogic.

  • CLP India raises Rs 600 crore via green bonds

    Green bonds enable capital-raising and investment for projects with environmental benefits such as renewable energy, sustainable waste management, biodiversity conservation, clean transportation and sustainable water management.

  • ONGC Videsh Ltd reaps Rs 700-crore gain on Euro bonds issue

    OVL had raised Euro 525 million (about USD 712 million) through a 7-year bond issue in July last year to part finance its USD 4.125 billion purchase of a 16 percent stake in Mozambique's offshore Rovuma Area 1, which holds as much as 75 Trillion cubic feet of gas reserves.

  • Sebi asks Aditya Global to pay investors money in 3 months

    The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) found that AGIL had mopped up over Rs 92 lakh from nearly 1,100 investors through issuance of redeemable preference shares and had "prima facie" violated public issue norms.

  • China retreats to financial shadows to boost eco growth

    Down a shady lane buzzing with cicadas, a security guard stands inside the near-deserted park's administration building, its foyer featuring a reflecting pool and a two-storey-high stone relief of traditional Chinese figures in flowing robes.

  • GE to sell healthcare finance biz to Capital One for $9 bn

    The deal, which includes the sale of healthcare-related loans worth USD 8.5 billion, brings GE one step closer to achieving its target of shedding about USD 100 billion worth of finance assets by the end of this year.

  • Deutsche Boerse buys forex trading platform 360T for $796 m

    360T is one of a handful of multi-bank, multi-user platforms which have revolutionized foreign exchange trading over the past decade. Deutsche Boerse beat US commodities and currency exchange operator CME Group in the auction, according to sources familiar with the deal.

  • Is the party back on in Chinese stocks?

    The Shanghai Composite rocketed 7.8 percent to 3,975 at the start of trade before paring gains over the course of the morning session. The benchmark index was last seen up 2.2 percent.

  • FCI moots proposal to raise Rs 40,000 cr via bonds from LIC

    State-run Food Corporation of India (FCI) has moved a proposal to raise Rs 40,000 crore through long-term bonds from LIC to liquidate subsidy arrears due from the government.

  • RBI allows cos to sell rupee debt offshore, sets price cap

    Banks in India will not have access to these rupee-denominated offshore bonds "in any manner", the central bank said in a statement on its website.

  • Sahara seals Rs 5,500 cr debt deal for Rubin brothers

    In a major deal for Saharas, billionaire brothers David and Simon Reuben have acquired control of the crisis-hit Indian group's iconic Grosvenor House hotel here and the two US properties -- Plaza and Dream Downtown -- in a USD 850 million (Rs 5,500 crore) debt refinance deal, a media report said.

  • Bharti Airtel to issue 10 years US dollar bonds

    "Bharti Airtel has approached investors for issuance of debt instruments in the form of USD-denominated Senior Unsecured Notes," it said in a filing to BSE.

  • India Inc seeks better pricing, FX relief to sell bonds

    In early April, the Reserve Bank of India said it will allow Indian companies to raise rupee-denominated debt offshore - known as "masala bonds" - but it has yet to issue the final guidelines.

  • Sahara enters fray for its own Grosvenor hotel

    In an interesting turn of events,crisis hit Sahara has entered the fray for buying its own Grosvenor House hotel, which was put on sale by its lender Bank of China after a 'technical default'.

  • Religare Finvest to raise Rs 1,425 cr via NCDs

    Non-banking finance company Religare Finvest Ltd (RFL) will launch the issue on May 18 and it can raise the amount in one or more tranches.

  • BPCL raises $500 mn to fund capital expenditure

    BPCL said that the notes will be listed on the Singapore Stock Exchange and the proceeds will be used for capital expenditures purposes. Shares of BPCL were trading at Rs 776.90 apiece, up 2.81 percent on the BSE.

  • Government may hike share in Nuclear insurance pool

    While all the four state-owned non-life insurers and the country's sole reinsurer GIC Re have committed to contributing Rs 750 crore to the pool, private sector non-life insurers have so far committed to contribute Rs 100 crore to the pool.

  • Future Retail raises Rs 600cr from NCDs

    Last month, Kishore Biyani-promoted Future Retail said it planned to raise up to Rs 1,500 crore through debt instruments to replace high cost loans and to invest on brand building and marketing.

  • NTPC issues bonus debentures worth over Rs 10,000 crore

    The issue size of the bonus debenture is of Rs 10,306.83 crore and it carries the Coupon Rate of 8.49 percent per annum payable annually, NTPC said in a statement.

  • Callers must brace for higher tariffs post-auction: CARE

    Some analysts have been saying that competitive pressures, especially the entry of Reliance Jio, would ensure that there would be minimum tariff hike.

  • Future Consumer Enterprise to raise Rs 100 cr through NCDs

    Last month, Future Consumer Enterprise fully acquired Aadhaar Wholesale Trading and Distribution by buying 30 percent equity stake from Godrej Agrovet and Anamudi Real Estates LLP. Prior to the deal, Aadhaar was a joint venture (JV) between Future Group and Godrej Agrovet Ltd. The Future Group owned 70 percent stake in the company.

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