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HDFC Bank to Challenge Over 99% Cut in Media Tycoon’s Repayment

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By Shruti Mahajan, Siddhi Nayak Verified
| Bloomberg News Verified
(Bloomberg) -- India’s largest private-sector lender plans to challenge the bankruptcy resolution involving a personal guarantee by media tycoon Subhash Chandra after an insolvency court approved a more than 99% cut for creditors. HDFC Bank Ltd. had opposed and voted against the plan, which was approved by the majority of creditors, the lender said in a media statement Thursday. The bank said it is exploring filing an appeal.
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Tata Power Loses $490 Million Arbitration Challenge in Singapore Original

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By Rajesh Kumar Singh Verified, Shruti Mahajan
| Bloomberg News Verified
Photographer: Anindito Mukherjee/Bloomberg (Bloomberg) -- Tata Power Co., one of India’s largest non-state power producers, lost a challenge to a $490 million arbitration award for violating an agreement with an investor to bid for a coal asset in Russia and denying it the opportunity to benefit.
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Tata Power loses US$490 mil arbitration challenge in Singapore Original

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By Rajesh Kumar Singh Verified, Shruti Mahajan
| The Edge Singapore Verified
Rajesh Kumar Singh & Shruti Mahajan / BloombergWed, Aug 26, 2026 • 09:53 PM GMT+08 •  • 2 min read Tata Power Co. in Jamshedpur, Jharkhand, India Follow us on Facebook and join our Telegram channel for the latest updates. (Aug 26): Tata Power Co, one of India’s largest non-state power producers, lost a challenge to a US$490 million arbitration award for violating an agreement with an investor to bid for a coal asset in Russia and denying it the opportunity to benefit.
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