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M&A financing to heat up in India: IFR

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By Krishna Merchant Verified, Mirzaan Jamwal, Prakash Chakravarti
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Mergers and acquisitions in India will be able to draw on a far bigger pool of liquidity after the central bank said it will allow domestic banks to provide financing for such deals for the first time in many years. The Reserve Bank of India will provide a framework enabling Indian banks to finance M&A soon, governor Sanjay Malhotra said in a monetary policy statement on October 1 after the RBI stood pat on interest rates.
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Adani Ports to sell $584mln 15-year bonds at 7.75%: IFR

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By Krishna Merchant Verified
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India's largest private port operator Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone is seeking bids on May 29 to raise Rs50bn (US$584m) from 15-year bonds at 7.75%, according to market sources. Crisil and Care have assigned a AAA rating to the secured notes. The issuer has asked investors to place bids on BSE's electronic bidding platform from 10:30am to 11:30pm India time.
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Bumper RBI dividend expected to boost Indian bond issuance: IFR

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By Krishna Merchant Verified
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Large Indian corporates are expected to hit the domestic bond market in the coming weeks to take advantage of multi-year low yields and ample liquidity after the Reserve Bank of India said it would pay a bumper dividend to the government, according to DCM bankers. The RBI board approved a dividend transfer of Rs2.69trn (US$32bn) for the fiscal year ended in March, higher than Rs2.1trn for the year ended in March 2024, but lower than economists' estimates of over Rs3trn.
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