However, he added the risk premium to certain Indian companies and those within the Adani umbrella may rise and if banks have governance co...

"If you look at the rated entities (of Adani group), like Adani Ports, their business fundamental is fairly solid. Port business is generat...

The global credit rating agency on Monday said the Indian renewable energy sector will be highly leveraged owing to the growth opportunitie...

The Indian government estimates infrastructure investment of USD 4.5 trillion will be needed through 2040, it said.

Banks are asking for collateral that may amount to 1.5 times the value of the debt on new loans and are insisting on contracts that allow l...

In 'India Corporate Outlook 2017', S&P said healthy economic growth and falling interest rates should also benefit companies in the country.

The passage of the Goods and Services Tax, billed as the country's biggest indirect taxation reform, will give a fillip to the logistics an...

Indian IT companies are likely to step up acquisitions to strengthen their competitive position and boost slowing growth, a report by Stand...

According to analysts, the bidding by telecom companies were aggressive and spectrum auction will increase debt levels.

The government kicked off radio spectrum auctions yesterday which got off to a good start from a revenue point of view, with bid amounts al...

Top operators Bharti Airtel, Vodafone India and Idea Cellular would strengthen their market positions.

Telecom players like Bharti, Idea etc. are set to turn the corner on moderating regulatory and competitive risks, leading to a better credi...

According to the report, the domestic telecom industry is entering a new phase where the market leaders are likely to drive competition.

Bharti Airtel is likely to improve its financial performance over next 12-24 months, helped by improved operating performance, steps to red...

Standard and Poor's upgraded telecom major Airtel to 'BBB-' on account of reduced debt and an improved regulatory environment.

Standard & Poor's today revised upwards the long-term corporate credit ratings of software majors TCS, Infosys and Wipro to 'A' from 'BBB+.'

S&P has given TCS and Infosys BBB+ and Stable rating, while Wipro holds BBB and positive credit rating.