The only reason the rescue is even being attempted is to delay - as long as possible - the collapse of the large shadow lender Dewan Housing Finance
Lenders are discussing liquidating or buying out the assets of DHFL in lieu of their loan dues
Essential Hospitality sold the office to a firm controlled by ex-Maharashtra CM's son-in-law
As Sebi norms prevent entry into DHFL resolution plan, MFs eye legal route
Lenders ask firm to settle dues towards commercial papers and meet bank interest accrued till July 5
Proposal was not in-line with Sebi norms on creating a separate portfolio for affected asset
DHFL owes banks Rs 40,600 crore. It also has a liability of Rs 45,380 crore to pay the holders of debentures and bonds
Banks have an exposure of Rs 40,600 crore to DHFL as on March 31
The restructuring plan submitted by DHFL includes the founder's family reducing its stake and restructuring of loans, said one of the sources aware of details of the plan
Cracks in the money market that started with IL&FS Group's default last year widened in June after mortgage lender Dewan Housing Finance Ltd. delayed debt payments
DHFL paid Rs 10 crore in interest on four non-convertible debentures and a principal of Rs 35 crore on one of them.
Dewan is behind schedule in meeting debt obligations as it missed paying Rs 960 crore of interest that was due Tuesday.
According to people in the know, several fund houses also had their interest payment due dates on Tuesday
A consortium of 33 lenders, led by Union Bank of India, was said to have given a clean chit to the company after they heard an independent auditor report in a meeting.
In an investor call held this morning, the company said it will come out with a detailed explanation to the charges soon
Commercial papers outstanding for the housing finance company by the end of November 2018, will constitute only one per cent of the total borrowings amounting to Rs 11.25 billion
The board of the company declared an interim dividend of Rs 3 per share or 30 per cent on equity share for 2017-18
The promoters of Dewan Housing Finance (DHFL) and RKW Developers have come under an income tax (I-T) department scanner in connection with alleged transactions in benami properties of Rs 95 crore in a Mumbai-based redevelopment project. A provisional attachment order has been issued.It appears the first time where the tax authorities are taking recourse to last year's Benami Transactions (Prohibition) Act to establish a connection between a housing finance company and realty developers in sanctioning of loans -- of Rs 150 crore in this case to an entity which had purchased 10 apartments in the said project, New Urmila Housing Society at Khar West.DHFL chairman and managing director Kapil Wadhawan and RKW Developers' Dheeraj Wadhawan are siblings. According to latest BSE filings, promoters Aruna Wadhawan, Dheeraj Wadhawan and Kapil Wadhawan own less than one per cent each individually in DHFL. However, they own about 37 per cent through their holding entity, Wadhawan Global Capital. ..
Rs 10k-cr issue, Rs 12.5k-cr demand