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Swaraj Dhanjal

Mumbai
As seen in: Moneycontrol, MSN India, The Economic Times, Mint, IPO NEWZ
Assistant Editor, Corporate, M&A news @moneycontrolcom. Previously with Economic Times, Mint. New Media Journalism @ACJIndia. Bogger. Views are personal.
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Edelweiss Alternatives' asset management arm raises Rs 8,000 cr for infra fund

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By Swaraj Dhanjal
| The Economic Times Verified
Edelweiss Alternatives manages several funds spanning performing credit (corporate and real estate), special situations and real assets (infrastructure yield and commercial real estate), with total assets under management of about $6.3 billion.
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How the Adani Group reduced leverage to emerge stronger in the 12 months following the Hindenburg allegations

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By Rajesh Mascarenhas Verified, Swaraj Dhanjal, Manish Chowdhury, Deven Choksey
| The Economic Times Verified
The fortunes of the Adani business empire have come full circle in just about 12 months. Last January, when shortseller Hindenburg Research shocked investors with charges of wrongdoings by the power-to-ports conglomerate, it looked like the Adani edifice, built on debt and puffed-up stock valuation, was about to crumble. A year later, it has probably emerged stronger—both financially and legally — than it was prior to those public accusations.
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AIIB to lead Rs 2,500 cr funding in Mahindra-OTPP's Green InvIT Original

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By Swaraj Dhanjal
| The Economic Times Verified
Mumbai: Sustainable Energy Infra Trust, a renewable energy infrastructure investment trust (InvIT) backed by Mahindra group, is raising Rs 2,500 crore in a round led by Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) with participation from domestic institutional investors (DIIs), people aware of the development said.
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