Borrowing

IBA plans to set up framework around April to address issues related with consortium lending to industry

And to address these issues, there are two things which are happening, one is at the IBA level and another by Reserve Bank of India to develop secondary market for loan to corporates.

Govt to borrow Rs 2.68 lakh cr in October-March period; remains non-committal on overseas borrowing

The government on Monday said its borrowing in the current fiscal will be within the budgeted Rs 7.1 lakh crore, and will stick to the fiscal deficit glide path, but it remained non-committal on the country's maiden overseas sovereign debt plan

Large companies to raise 25% of long-term borrowings through corporate bonds: SEBI

The board of SEBI has cleared the framework for enhanced market borrowings by large corporates and it would come into force from 1 April, 2019.

Govt to borrow Rs 2.88 lakh cr in Apr-Sept; to issue inflation indexed bond

The government will borrow Rs 2.88 lakh crore in the April-September period of next fiscal, which is 47.56 percent of the budgeted gross borrowing

Importers face funding crunch with clampdown on credit guarantees, move could dent Rupee, say experts

The RBI move bans banks from issuing letters of undertaking, or LoUs, a form of credit guarantee often used between Indian banks and their offshore branches

Moody's upgrades for India vindicates Narendra Modi’s economic policies, rating should have gone two notches higher: Experts

It is in a way acknowledging the improvements we have seen in the macro economy in terms of stability

Milind Deora column: Low lending rates don't mean much; we stigmatise debt while 'king of debt' is US President

Lower interest rates incentivise investments in public equities, leading to lowered dependence on short-term money from foreign institutional investors

Wilful defaulters watch out: RBI will make borrowing way more expensive

The Reserve Bank of India will announce next weeks steps to recognise and resolve financial stresses, including making it more expensive for so-called wilful defaulters to borrow funds, governor Raghuram Rajan said on Wednesday.<br /><br />

Govt to borrow Rs 3.49 lakh cr in first half of 2013-14

The government today said it will borrow Rs 3.49 lakh crore in the first half of the current fiscal, accounting for 58 percent of the total budget target for 2013-14

Budget 2013 only to please investors? numbers suggest so

Even though the government's spending binge continues, revenues are enough to meet only 67 percent of its expenses. This implies that the government has to borrow more to finance spending, resulting in a debt trap