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    • HDFC Ltd assigns loans worth Rs 8,892 crore in Q3

    • What should investors do with HDFC post Q1 results; buy, sell or hold?

    • HDFC’s solid loan growth in Q3 FY22 further bolsters its market position

    • HDFC to raise up to Rs 7,000 crore by issuing bonds

    • HDFC to raise Rs 1,498cr to shore up long term capital

    • HDFC to raise Rs 35,000 cr via NCDs

    • HDFC raises Rs 500 cr via masala bonds

    • DHFL to raise Rs 4,000 crore via inflation-linked NCDs

    • DHFL to raise Rs 4,000 cr via NCDs

    • DHFL profit rises 16.3% to Rs 201 cr in June qtr

    • DHFL takes 50% stake in Pramerica AMC

    • Home prices hit roof, but affordability near its best: HDFC

    • Dewan Housing Finance Q4 net up 14.8% at Rs 162.28 cr

    • Govt direct tax collection to miss revised target for FY15

    • See 14-15% loan growth even if realty price stagnates: HDFC

    • Confident of 18-20% loan growth in H2FY14: Keki Mistry

      HDFC has always talked of a loan growth of around 18-20 percent. Since it has seen much higher growth in the past, Keki Mistry Vice Chairman & CEO hopes to grow at a higher rate.

    • HDFC result healthy; hold on to scrip: Angel Broking

      HDFC's quarterly results have continued the same trend like the previous quarters as their loan growth has been healthy, says Vaibhav Agrawal of Angel Broking.

    • Dewan Housing raises RPLR by 25 bps to 17.75%

      Mortgage lender Dewan Housing Finance Corporation (DHFL) today increased its retail prime lending rate (RPLR) by 25 basis points to 17.75%.

    • HDFC sees 20% annual loan growth

      Housing Development Finance Corp (HDFC), India's largest mortgage lender, aims to post an average of 20% annual growth in new lending in coming years, its chief executive said, despite surging interest rates and competition.

    • LIC Housing sees high rates squeezing NIM

      Mortgage lender LIC Housing Finance expects its net interest margin to contract to 2.5-2.7% in the current financial year from 3.08% a year earlier on higher interest rates, a senior official said on Thursday.

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