Indian corporates found raising funds through offshore syndicated loans more affordable in 2024 due to increased global investor interest. ...

Indian companies are set to borrow more than $25 billion abroad this year, trumping the $19 billion raised in 2022, according to a top HSBC...

The pricing of the loan, which has a tenor of three years, would be around 200 basis points above the Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOF...

India's Gujarat International Finance Tec-City, or GIFT City, could become a leading centre for the international borrowing needs of Indian...

India Inc has raised a record $22 billion in 2021 surpassing the 2019 record of $18.5 billion, helped by easy liquidity, benign global inte...

India Inc is likely to see a surge in overseas borrowings, potentially creating a new record, as multiple companies raise funds for the fir...

"We are expecting an uptick in demand for financing from companies across a variety of sectors and to meet a variety of needs."

Bankers said companies are power, renewables and also auto sectors are waiting for the right opportunity to raise money from abroad.

The funds raised in the first seven days of this month were 15% of the proceeds from offshore issues in the whole of last year, and the hig...

The bank is also said to have announced the appointment of Vinod Venkatesh in Joshi’s role.

Offshore borrowing costs for Indian companies have reduced dramatically this year.

Globally, bond yields are falling. Debt in Germany, France and some other European neighbourhoods is yielding negative now.

Non-banking financial companies have raised more than $2 billion of overseas bonds.

The money raised will be used to expand operations.

Junk bonds, which refer to high-yield bonds, have a higher default risk when compared to investment-grade bonds.

Earlier this month, HSBC Global in a report had upgraded the Indian market to neutral from underweight and raised its 2016 Sensex target to...

Data released by independent economy tracker CMIE showed an 8.4% rise in projects under implementation in the quarter ended June 30.