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Large corporates mostly seem to have escaped any Covid hit

Large corporates mostly seem to have escaped any Covid hit SECTIONS Share Synopsis HSBC had hinted that asset quality was largely in check for its portfolio. Most other foreign banks having a large share of corporate loans are also expected to report stable asset quality numbers in India. Getty Images Large corporate houses have mostly been left unscathed by the Covid-19 pandemic, suggest the asset quality numbers of foreign banks that primarily serve such companies in India. For fiscal 2021, Deutsche Bank reported strong asset quality numbers in India with net non-performing assets at 0.86% of its total assets, as against 1.31% the previous year.

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MSME: Clear MSME dues; provide social security to MSME employees: Ficci Flo

Synopsis There s a need to adopt a more proactive, flexible and women-friendly role by SIDBI, also to break in a new policy of social security for MSME employees and migrant labourers. Finally, we need an amendment of IB court for women’s businesses, said the womens wing of FICCI. Agencies Ficci Flo, which is the womens wing of Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry, has called for clearing of MSME dues Ficci Flo, which is the womens wing of Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (Ficci), has called for clearing of MSME dues and provision of incentives to mitigate financial constraints amid slowing of economic growth in the wake during the pandemic.

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Deutsche Bank AG s net profit in India rises 48% in FY21 - The Hindu BusinessLine

Deutsche Bank AG s net profit in India rises 48% in FY21 - The Hindu BusinessLine
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GIC, Goldman, others line up for JSW arm s $707-m bonds

GIC, Goldman, others line up for JSW arm’s $707-m bonds SECTIONS Share Synopsis The company is said to have lowered the funding cost from its initial guidance pegged at 4.5 percent, with 10-year maturity. iStock Sajjan Jindal-controlled JSW Energy is planning to raise up to $1 billion in a maiden dollar bond sale, ET reported on March 25. INSIGHTS NSE MUMBAI: GIC, Goldman Sachs, China Asset Management, FIL Investment (Fidelity), UBS and Schroder Investment are among the bidders for JSW Hydro Energy’s $750-million overseas green bond sale that drew offers more than four times the target, market sources told ET. The company is said to have lowered the funding cost from its initial guidance pegged at 4.5 percent, with 10-year maturity. Those bonds likely yielded at 4.125 in the primary sale, about 38 basis points lower, dealers said. The widow for subscription was not yet closed until the publication of this report.

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FPIs: FPIs withdraw from Indian bonds amid raging 2nd wave

Mumbai: Debt investors are dumping India amid rising fears that growth could be tepid and interest rates could spike due to high government borrowing. Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have sold a net of `16,787 crore worth of debt securities since January 1, show data compiled by ETIG Database. In contrast, they purchased a net ₹38,442 crore of equities, betting on the country’s growth prospects. “India’s macro deceleration will likely hit companies’ creditworthiness and their ability to service their debt obligations,” said Hemant Mishr, founder of SCUBE Capital, a Singapore-based fund. “A rotation is happening away from onshore Indian bonds on the back of risk aversion, triggered by the second (Covid-19) wave,” he said. “This in turn will likely put the rupee under pressure amid growth concerns if the situation is not quickly brought under control.”

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