Over the past month, revenue-based financiers such as GetVantage and Velocity have set aside a dedicated corpus of Rs 250 crore and Rs 300 ...

The company said it has fully deployed the original corpus and has earmarked nearly four times the amount for this follow-on fund given the...

The fundraising plans will help ease concerns regarding the group's debt service abilities, and are seen as beneficial for investor confide...

NBFC arm GetGrowth Capital will run the lending operations for GetVantage and dole out financing to small and medium enterprises and new ec...

R. Dinesh, Director, TVS Industrial & Logistics Parks Pvt. Ltd to propel the company to the next level of growth, TVS ILP feels bringing in...

Edelweiss, Shriram Transport, Indiabulls Housing and IIFL group have shored up cash levels and plan to use the capital to buy back bonds an...

Forex traders said positive domestic equities, weak American dollar and foreign fund inflows also supported investor sentiments.

Ujjivan wants holding company shareholders to subscribe to the IPO and have reserved 10% for them.

Punjab National Bank (PNB), hit by the Nirav Modi scam, got the highest amount of Rs 2,816 crore, while Allahabad Bank received Rs 1,790 cr...

In September, the govt had proposed a merger of the three banks to create the country’s third biggest lender.

The infusion would be part of remaining Rs 65,000 crore out of Rs 2.11 lakh crore capital infusion over two financial years.

The new liquidity infusion will help Singh, founding chairman emeritus of the diversified Max India, help get growth capital and rework deb...

The chief financial officers of the banks are making presentations on their capital adequacy ratio and non-performing portfolio, among othe...

Grameen Koota managing director Udaya Kumar told ET that it received Rs 50cr in form of fresh equity and the balance Rs 200cr in the form o...

For state-run banks which are starved of capital, the issuance provides a buffer to lend when the demand for loans picks up in the next few...

India Inc today said Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's assertion that the government will not impose capital controls.

The toxic chatter around graft has abated, but the government can do lots to make it easier to invest in India.