- Wockhardt won't sell assets without notice
Debt-ridden pharma firm Wockhardt has assured foreign creditors such as Calyon, Barclays, and a trust, representing the foreign currency co...
- Wockhardt in out-of-court deal with DBS
Drug maker Wockhardt has reached an out-of-court settlement with Singapore-based DBS Bank, putting an end to its legal battle over repaymen...
- Wockhardt wins ICICI backing for liquidation fight with DBS
Pharmaceutical company Wockhardt, which is fighting a legal battle with a clutch of foreign banks, which want the troubled drug-maker to be...
- Bonds FX for 5th June
Traders sold heavily after the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) sucessfully raised Rs 15,000 crores from sale of long dated securities on Friday.
- Swiss franc up vs dollar as bank concerns linger
The Swiss franc ticked up against the dollar on Wednesday as concerns about the banking sector and the global economy weighed on stock mark...
- Foreign banks charge up to Rs 200 for collecting cheques
While most of the public sector banks charge a nominal amount of Rs 7-15 for collection of outstation cheque, some of the foreign banks cha...
- Rupee to remain weak for 2-3 months : Calyon Bank
Rupee may remain under pressure in the coming two to three months on account of high commodity prices, a stronger dollar, and price pressur...
- Tata, BP get $78 million more for solar venture
Tata BP Solar, a venture of India's Tata Power Co and BP Solar, said on Monday it had signed an agreement with Calyon Bank, BNP Paribas and...
- Tatas bond risk hits record on Jaguar, Land Rover funding
The risk of Tata Motors Ltd defaulting on its bonds rose to a record on a proposal of India's biggest truckmaker to borrow $3 billion to fu...
- Foreign banks are top I-T payers in the MNC club
The banks that top the list are Citi, HSBC, StanChart, Deutsche Bank, Bank of America, Barclays Bank and JP Morgan among others. Why pay ta...
- India's GDP growth to slow to 8% in 2008: Calyon
The softening of global demand should slow exports of goods and services to some extent in the coming months. Challenges for India Inc
- Societe Generale broking arm to set up shop in India
Fimat, the broking subsidiary of French banking major Societe Generale Group, is entering India, with an investment of $50 million for the ...
- Credit Agricole wants bigger India share
After being around for decades, French banks have started betting big on India.
- Highest FMS pay pack @ Rs 16 lakh
The highest domestic salary offered at FMS this year was Rs 16 lakh/annum by Paris-based Calyon Bank.
- Tata Steel to raise $750 mn on expansion
Tata Steel is planning to raise a syndicated term loan of $750 million to meet capital expenditure requirements as part of its programme fo...
- Credit Agricole, Soc Gen may merge futures biz
Credit Agricole and Societe Generale, France’s first and third largest banks, may merge their US-based futures businesses.
- Corporate India still bets on 'phoren' money
The markets may be sliding, but Indian corporates of all hues continue to tap the overseas loan markets.