Global brokerage firm CLSA maintained ‘Buy’ rating on Indiabulls Housing Finance.

Indiabulls Housing Finance (IBHF) shares rallied 24.65 per cent to Rs 334.40.

Crisil marked such negative outlook for long term ratings and various debt securities worth Rs 27,049.98 cr for two cos collectively.

Indiabulls Housing Finance stock dipped as much as 20 per cent to Rs 192.65.

In April this year, Indiabulls Housing Finance (IBHF) had announced the proposed merger in April and applied for the RBI nod in May.

NSE barometer Nifty50 declined 77 points, or 0.70% for the week to settle at 10,946.20.

RBI has allowed Indiabulls to invest Rs 250 crore in bonds to be issued by LVB.

The promoters exiting the real estate business or at least making it debt-free should also help get the RBI go ahead.

The buyback will be done upon receipt of necessary regulatory approval, it added.

With buyers disinterested and lenders disappearing, the spectre of insolvency and price crash looms large.

Rupee's fall against the dollar and an uptick in crude oil prices were the other major drag.

The deal values LVB’s weak business at close to four times its adjusted book value.

RBI looks at each deal very closely, said Jagannadham Thunuguntla, Centrum Broking.

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The deal values LVB’s weak business at close to four times its adjusted book value.

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