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- Indian firms tap seldom-used bond structures to lure investors, say analystsSTRPP bonds are a type of bond that are issued by Indian non-banking firms. These bonds are designed to attract investors who are cautious ...
- Trustees move Bombay HC against CCI challenging jurisdictionThe genesis of the dispute lies in a complaint filed before the CCI by Muthoot Finance, a South-based gold loan company. The CCI had passed...
- Muthoot Microfin to raise Rs 1,000 crore via IPOMuthoot Microfin is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Muthoot FinCorp.
- Gold trumps: Gold fin cos see silver liningOn Wednesday, gold prices shot up as high as 5% in intraday trade but closed around 2% higher, with experts expecting the trend to remain u...
- Muthoot Finance to raise Rs 500 crore via NCDsMuthoot Finance today said it seeks to raise Rs 500 crore from a public issue of non-convertible debentures (NCDs) which is now open for su...
- Fund raising via non-convertible debentures down 77% in FY15In terms of numbers, fresh capital was raised through 25 issues in the past financial year compared with 35 in 2013-14.
- Companies garner Rs 9K cr via NCDs, much lower than last fiscalIndian companies have raised over Rs 9,000 cr via retail issuance of NCDs so far in the current fiscal to meet working capital requirements.
- Fund raising via NCDs dives 58% to Rs 7,300 crore in April-DecemberNCDs are loan-linked bonds issued by a company that cannot be converted into stock and usually offers higher interest rate than that of con...
- Companies garner Rs 7,000 crore via non-convertible debentures in first 8 months of FY15Indian companies have raised close to Rs 7,000 crore via retail issuance of non-convertible debentures (NCDs) in first eight months of the ...
- Companies garner 6,000 crore via NCD in current fiscal yearMost of the funds have been raised to support the working capital requirements and for other general corporate purposes.
- Companies garner over Rs 5,000 crore via non-convertible debenturesIn comparison, firms had collectively raised close to Rs 10,846 crore via 10 issue in the April-October period of last fiscal (2013-14).
- Barack Obama right to hold off on Syria: GorbachevGorbachev said today Barack Obama was right to seek backing from Congress for military action in Syria, but warned that intervening raised ...
- Promoters pitch in to bail out rights issuesGloomy stock markets coupled with apathy of minority investors are forcing promoters to step in to bail out the rights issues of their comp...
- Muthoot Capital Services Ltd coming out with rights issue of sharesMuthoot Capital Services Ltd is coming out with a rights issue of shares on a 1:1 basis to the existing shareholders.
- Planning to raise Rs 52 crores by rights issue: R Manomohanan, Muthoot Capital Services LtdThe fund raised will be primarily utilised for enhancing the operations of the company, says R Manomohanan, CEO, Muthoot Capital Services L...
- Most of the small to mid-sized companies' IPO debuts turn sour this yearInvestors have become more selective though issuers and bookrunning lead managers are trying to juggle.
- Muthoot Capital not looking attractive: Deepak MohoniIn the last 4-5 days, Muthoot Capital has slid down very sharply. I do not think the rights issue is probably going down very well in the m...
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