Twenty-eight sectors are set to witness a recovery in demand back to pre-pandemic levels by the end of the fiscal, while for the remaining ...

The agency also shared collection data for NBFCs for April-August, which showed collections for wholesale segment at under 40 per cent, whi...

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

The more than 18-month-old credit crisis began with IL&FS’ default in late 2018, and has hindered recovery in an economy grappling with slo...

These conditions were aimed at improving the liquidity of the investment.

The RBI timeline for such reduction in risk started in fiscal 2017-18 .

CRISIL’s credit ratio or number of upgrades to downgrades stood at 1.68 times in the first half of fiscal 2019.

It further said the rupee depreciation, rising interest rates and tariff wars pose a risk for Indian companies in future.

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

There were 646 upgrades to 553 downgrades by the rating company in the first half. The credit ratio improved to 1.2 times in the first half...

The number of companies downgraded moved up to 1,177 from the year ago's 902, while the debt rated credit ratio slipped to three-year low o...

In the wake of troubles surrounding Amtek Auto, domestic rating agency Crisil has said it did not have a rating on the troubled auto parts ...

The funding costs of majority of companies may not fall significantly even as the central bank lowers interest rates, Crisil said.

With the credit ratio or the ratio of upgrades to down grades at 1.75 in the second half – up marginally from 1.64 in the first half.

Credit rating agency Crisil has warned that though credit quality pressure on corporates has bottomed out, improvement will be gradual due ...

"We believe we are at the end of the credit quality cycle and going forward the pressures will ease," Crisil's Somasekhar Vemuri said.

The base rate mechanism is likely to make working capital borrowing from banks more expensive.