Long Term Financing

Bank of Baroda is mulling to raise capital by issuing long term bonds to finance infrastructure and affordable housing sectors in the country. A meeting of the investment committee will be convened later this month to get an approval, Bank of Baroda said in a regulatory filing on Thursday. "The Investment Committee meeting of our bank is scheduled to be held on 16th July 2022 to finalise the quantum and timing of issuance of long term bonds for financing of infrastructure and affordable housing, out of the board approved limit of Rs 5,000 crore," it said. Stock of Bank of Baroda closed 5.63 per cent higher at Rs 105.05 apiece on BSE.

Category III AIF scheme has a term of four years and it will have no lock-in period

YIAPL has received the final credit sanction for Rs 3725 crore from the State Bank of India (SBI) for the development of Noida International Airport (NIA), it said in a statement issued on Friday

Buy now pay later credit platform Capital Float on Tuesday said financing through its platform has crossed over Rs 2,000 crore by March 2021.

Thus, NBFCs have increased their focus on collections and have tightened underwriting standards

The cut-off yield for 7.32 per cent-2024 was 6.408 per cent, while for 6.45 per cent-2029, it was 6.5780 per cent

The minister said he had suggested the idea of a 25-year bond to a senior official of the largest bank over the weekend