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Reliance Jio Infocomm Raises $2 Billion Forex Loan: Report
Reliance Industries Ltd and its telecom arm Jio Infocomm have raised a total of $5 billion in back-to-back foreign currency loans, the largest syndicated loan in India's corporate history, sources said.
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A Niche Loan Market Hasn't Been This Quiet in 14 Years
There has been only one deal in the rupee syndicated market since April 1, of about Rs 4,000 crore on ($530 million), putting this quarter on track for the lowest tally in fourteen years.
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Good Days For India Inc In Foreign Loan Market May Soon End: Report
Companies may get cheaper borrowing costs through the club arrangements. But doing so makes them reliant on a smaller group of banks, creating the risk that any shift in those lenders' willingness to extend funds could hamstring the firms.
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PSU Banks to Seek Market Funds on Modi Growth Hopes
State banks have been badly hit by India's slowest economic growth in a decade, which has stifled loan demand and sent bad loans surging. They also need massive amounts of funding to meet the global Basel 3 capital adequacy requirements introduced to safeguard banks' financial health in the wake of the 2008 global financial crisis.
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Reliance Jio Infocomm Raises $2 Billion Forex Loan: Report
Reliance Industries Ltd and its telecom arm Jio Infocomm have raised a total of $5 billion in back-to-back foreign currency loans, the largest syndicated loan in India's corporate history, sources said.
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A Niche Loan Market Hasn't Been This Quiet in 14 Years
There has been only one deal in the rupee syndicated market since April 1, of about Rs 4,000 crore on ($530 million), putting this quarter on track for the lowest tally in fourteen years.
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Good Days For India Inc In Foreign Loan Market May Soon End: Report
Companies may get cheaper borrowing costs through the club arrangements. But doing so makes them reliant on a smaller group of banks, creating the risk that any shift in those lenders' willingness to extend funds could hamstring the firms.
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PSU Banks to Seek Market Funds on Modi Growth Hopes
State banks have been badly hit by India's slowest economic growth in a decade, which has stifled loan demand and sent bad loans surging. They also need massive amounts of funding to meet the global Basel 3 capital adequacy requirements introduced to safeguard banks' financial health in the wake of the 2008 global financial crisis.
