India's Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs) are expected to see moderate growth of 16-18% in the current fiscal due to slower expansion...

There has been a secular improvement in the financials of rated companies for the third straight fiscal year, rating agencies said Tuesday ...

India Inc's financial health, measured by the credit ratio of rating upgrades to downgrades, has moderated in the first half of the fiscal ...

A report by Crisil Ratings predicts that the total capital outlay for roads and renewables in India is expected to increase by 35% to Rs 13...

Debt light balance sheets, domestic demand and better cash flows has resulted in higher credit ratio during the first half of FY23, said CR...

The improvement in credit risk profile reflects the raft of policy facilitations that have helped shore up the attractiveness of the Indian...

"From an outlook perspective, credit quality will sustain in the next fiscal because of the fiscal policies in the budget, unlocking which ...

“Despite an estimated GDP growth of 10% next fiscal, overall NBFC sector growth is likely to be slower because access to funding remains a ...

While Crisil downgraded 296 entities, it upgraded 161 entities. Its credit ratio or ratio of upgrades to downgrades for the first half of t...

There is little scope for optimism in FY21, due to the overhang of COVID-19 crisis, says Crisil.

Crisil president Gurpreet Chhatwal welcomed the Sebi move, saying it will help deepen the bond market.

Lower interest rates, improved capital structures & efficiency gains are key reasons

The Standard & Poors owned rating agency estimates stressed assets in the banking system to be around Rs 11.5 lakh crore.

The agency said it estimates the total amount of stressed loans, which includes NPAs and standard assets that are under pressure currently ...

The Securities & Exchange Board of India has asked rating companies to downgrade any company to ‘junk’ if it misses its loan repayment.

The US and Europe together accounted for over 60 per cent of the country's garments exports worth USD 11 billion in 2010-11.

With consumption increasing in India and China, the demand of rough diamonds is expected to increase, Crisil said in a statement.