Indiabulls

Private sector lender Lakshmi Vilas Bank approves merger with Indiabulls Housing Finance

Lakshmi Vilas Bank shareholders will get 14 shares of Indiabulls Housing Finance for 100 equity shares held

Indiabulls Real Estate sells 50% stake in two office assets for Rs 464 cr in Gurugram to Blackstone

Earlier, Indiabulls had sold 50% stake in its two prime commercial assets in Mumbai to Blackstone for an enterprise value of Rs 9,500 crore.

SBI, lenders to float fund to take over 14 stressed power generating assets; move could boost project valuations

Over 75,000MW of power generating assets are currently stressed.

Indiabulls Home Loans makes home loans simpler!

The revolutionary product offering of e-home loans by Indiabulls Housing Finance Limited (IBHFL) would eliminate the endless wait for home loans sanctions.

Indiabulls group stocks tank up to 7% after I-T dept raids offices over tax evasion

Officials said the searches covered multiple premises of the firm in Mumbai and Delhi after the department received "actionable evidence" to mount the action.

Woes of the middle-class homeowners

While the middle-class homeowners accumulate a sum of money to buy a good house, they are confronted by several issues.

Panama Papers: Here's what DLF, Apollo Tyres, IndiaBulls have to say about allegations

All the companies have denied any wrong doing

Panama papers: Multi-agency team to investigate 'illegal' money in foreign accounts

With 500 Indians being named in leaked 'Panama Papers' for alleged offshore holdings, government on Monday formed a multi-agency group to monitor exposes in this regard and vowed to take action against all "unlawful" accounts held abroad.

Indiabulls Housing Finance crashes 18.5% on UK bank deal

Shares of Indiabulls Housing Finance today crashed by 18.5 per cent after the company said it will acquire a 39.76 per cent stake in the UK's OakNorth Bank for USD 100 million (about Rs 661 crore).

Achhe din for real estate: Upbeat investment climate, rate cuts to boost property market by March 2016

Fitch expects property developers with a greater exposure to the middle and lower income segments to benefit