The Reserve Bank of India may postpone anticipated policy interest rate cuts, but strong demand for bonds from long-term investors like ret...

CP issuances are still not as high as 2018 levels when they touched ₹3.1 lakh crore in July-September, as NBFCs look for other funding aven...

The latest Reserve Bank data indicates that in the July 15 fortnight it fell to Rs 26,000 crore as one of the biggest issuers-HDFC is now o...

Furthermore, the massive outflow of funds from debt schemes due to losses on mark to market has put pressure on rates that mutual funds dem...

On account of the excess liquidity in the system, a similar trend was observed in CD-overnight index swap negative spread, which is showing...

Owing to the global deluge of capital flows along with the likelihood of Covid-19 vaccine being designed, the equity market continued to sh...

The cost of borrowing for AAArated NBFCs declined by 13 basis points in May versus April in the debt market.

The volumes grew 49 per cent over last year and 32 per cent over the preceding three months.

RBI has said that those companies with networth of Rs 100 crore can tap the CP market.

According to Icra, the YoY growth of corporate bonds is expected to be 20-22% in FY18.

The total issuances of commercial papers (CP) during April-August 2016 stood at Rs 4.27 lakh crore compared to Rs 3.23 lakh crore during th...

India Inc’s reliance on commercial paper (CP) for short-term borrowings appears to be waning after banks eased their lending rates.

In fact, they reaped more than what RBI governor Raghuram Rajan gave, with their borrowing cost falling 60-70 basis points against 50 basis...

The number of issuances have bloated from Rs 83,165 crore in the month of April to Rs 107,755 crore in the first fortnight of July.

Flush with cash, MFs have been deploying their surplus funds in CP issued by top-rated corporates, at rates ranging from 3-5 .5%. Top 5 pic...

Commercial paper (CP) issuances have shot up, with close to Rs 6,997 crore being raised through this route in just one fortnight.

Short-term credit for corporates just got costlier. Companies are now prepared to shell out more than 8% as a return on their commercial pa...