So far, the Central Government has made all the right moves as it goes about setting up the National Bank for Financing Infrastructure and Development (NaBFID). But will the newly created entity be able to deliver on its mandate of developing a robust financing ecosystem for the infrastructure sector once it gets operationalised? The Central...
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Category: Infrastructure Finance
DFI to deliver long term-economic returns
As a development finance institution (DFI), the National Bank for Financing Infrastructure and Development (NaBFID), will facilitate cheap capital for public works programmes and projects, says Vinayak Chatterjee, Chairman, Feedback Infra Group & Chairman, Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), National Council on Infrastructure. Like the DFIs created by policymakers in the 1950s for making industrial capital accessible,...
DFI to create financing ecosystem for infra projects
The new Development Finance Institution (DFI) will be a fairly large entity that will play a key role in the Central Governmentâs strategy to facilitate the creation of a robust financing ecosystem for infrastructure projects in the country. Simultaneously, the government also remains committed to rolling out systemic interventions to ensure the necessary action on...
A New Chapter Begins in Infra Financing
As the country slowly emerges from a severe second wave of the coronavirus pandemic, policymakers in the Central Government have actively been implementing solutions for kickstarting the economy since the previous fiscal. More recently, the setting up of the National Bank for Infrastructure & Financing Development (NaBFID) will ensure long-term financing for major infrastructure projects...
DFI cleared, to begin with 100% govt ownership
The govt will have 100% ownership in the DFI initially and will gradually be brought down to 26%
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Gujarat budgetâs focus includes urban dev, port infra
Allocations made to education, health infra and the Mumbai-Ahmedabad HSR
Gujarat budgetâs focus includes urban dev, port infra
Allocations made to education, health infra and the Mumbai-Ahmedabad HSR
Cube Highways to sell road assets through InvIT
The company will sell a part of its operational road assets through an InvIT
Opinion: Union Budget a booster shot for the real estate sector
The announcements made by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will help spur further growth in the
real estate sector given that we are already in a low interest and easy liquidity regime. By KRISH RAVESHIA








