Debt Fund

Private sector NBFCs raise Rs 1.91 trillion in H1FY25

The fund aims to provide capital growth as well as regular income by predominantly investing in equities, with debt and money market securities making up a smaller pie

Passive funds attract Rs 37,200 crore inflows in 2024

With no Fed rate cut in sight, gilt schemes garner Rs 5,200 cr in April, most in at least 5 yrs

Cite better balance between demand and supply as well as inflation relief

Recoveries via IBC were back to over 40% in FY23 after two lackluster years

With rate cut hopes building up, their performance could improve further in 2024, say experts

Hybrid MF offering rakes in close to Rs 6,000 crore in FY 2024 so far

The capital profile of the larger NBFCs has improved after FY 2019 as the growth slowed down

Most believe that debt funds will attract higher flows over the next 12 months as the interest rate trajectory could trend lower throughout the year

Shobhit Mehrotra and Srinivasan Ramamurthy have been managing this fund since September 2007 and December 2021, respectively

On track to pare debt, analysts expect it to have Rs 2K cr cash on the books by end-FY25

Serentica Renewables on Thursday said it has tied up with PFC for a Rs 2,600 crore debt funding for its upcoming projects in Karnataka. In Karnataka, the company is setting up 400 MW of wind and solar capacities where it has already secured connectivity to the inter-state transmission system (ISTS). "The debt funding...will accelerate our journey towards supplying 40 billion units of clean energy annually to energy intensive industries and displacing 37 million tonne of carbon emissions," Pratik Agarwal, Director, Serentica Renewables said. Parminder Chopra, Chairman & Managing Director, PFC said, this transaction is in line with PFC's expanding role in funding green projects and positioning itself as the focal agency for energy transition. Established in 2022, Serentica Renewables (India) is a decarbonization platform that looks to provide clean energy solutions enabling the transition of large-scale, energy-intensive industries to clean energy. Serentica aims to provide assured

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Investors in the six shuttered schemes get Rs 27,508 crore, 9% higher than what funds owed in 2020

This segment attracting such inflows despite long term capital gain being taken away in the previous month is a strong indication of what is lying ahead

India, Japan and France have announced a common platform for talks among creditors to address the debt restructuring programme of Sri Lanka which is grappling with its worst economic crisis. The representatives of the three creditor countries, including Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, held a press briefing on the margins of the annual spring meetings of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Washington on Thursday. "The purpose of the event was to demonstrate the multilateral cooperation regarding the debt restructuring process among the creditors, together with Sri Lanka, said an official statement. Finance Minister Sitharaman expressed India's commitment to supporting Sri Lanka in dealing with its current economic crisis. She emphasised that collaboration among creditors was important to ensure transparency and equality in the debt restructuring discussions. Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe joined the conference virtually. Japanese Finance Min

Senior executive of DSP Mutual Fund debt funds will continue giving good returns after tax changes

Fund managers expect mutual funds to focus more on actively managed funds which can allow for higher returns and balance out the impact of higher taxes