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Muted response to bond issues attributed to weak mkt condition

Muted response to bond issues attributed to weak mkt condition

Union Shipping Minister GK Vasan informed Lok Sabha that some ports in the country received muted response for their tax-free bond issues mainly on account of weak market sentiments and low coupon rates. While Jawaharlal Nehru Port (JNPT) wanted to raise Rs 2,000 crore through issue of tax-free bonds, the actual subs

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Muted response to bond issues attributed to weak mkt condition

Muted response to bond issues attributed to weak mkt condition

Union Shipping Minister GK Vasan informed Lok Sabha that some ports in the country received muted response for their tax-free bond issues mainly on account of weak market sentiments and low coupon rates. While Jawaharlal Nehru Port (JNPT) wanted to raise Rs 2,000 crore through issue of tax-free bonds, the actual subs

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OVL to issue dollar bonds to finance acquisition

OVL to issue dollar bonds to finance acquisition

Dinesh K Sarraf, Managing Director of ONGC Videsh (OVL) informed reporters that the firm plans to issue $1 billion worth dollar bonds in order to finance its stake buy in Azerbaijan oil fields. The firm delayed its maiden overseas bond issue, which was initially planned between January and March, in order to complete the acquisition

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Govt to sell Rs 150 bn worth bonds every week

Govt to sell Rs 150 bn worth bonds every week

According to the government borrowing calendar for Apr-Sep 2013, the centre would issue Rs 150 billion worth bonds on an average every week during the six months. Thus, in the first six months of the next financial year, the government would borrow Rs 3.49 trillion or 60 percent of the full-year gross target. On a net basis, the g

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IDBI Bank issues long-term bonds worth $500 mn

IDBI Bank issues long-term bonds worth $500 mn

Reports suggest that response for the latest long-term bond issue by the state-run IDBI Bank was robust with subscription five times the issue size. HSBC and Standard Chartered Bank were arrangers for the offering. Initially the indicative yield for bonds with tenure of five years and 10 months, was US treasury plus 315 basis points. Finally, it was fixed at T plus

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DCI issues tax-free bonds worth Rs 5 bn

DCI issues tax-free bonds worth Rs 5 bn

Dredging Corporation of India (DCI) is issuing tax-free bonds worth Rs 500 crore and has offered a coupon rate of 6.47 per cent for qualified institutional investors, domestic companies and high net worth individuals. The coupon rate is 7.47 per cent for retail investors. The bonds are of 10-year tenure and 40 per cent of the issue is earmarked for retail investors

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Institutions struggle to raise funds via tax-free bonds

Institutions struggle to raise funds via tax-free bonds

Reports indicate that institutions that are allowed to raise tax-free bonds in 2012-13 could mop up only Rs 25,000 crore as against the permission to raise Rs 60,000 crore. It is learnt that investors are not showing much interest in the tax-free bonds as interest rates are expected to fall further in the coming months. Yield on tax-free bonds are set below the yield of the 10-year ben

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Banks may find it difficult to raise non-equity core capital

Banks may find it difficult to raise non-equity core capital

Crisil Ratings President Ramraj Pai opined that banks may find it difficult to raise Rs 1.4 trillion worth of non-equity-based tier-I capital, as mandated by Basel III norms, because of complexity involved in these debt instruments. According to Basel III norms, banks will have to raise
1.3 trillion as equity capital and up to Rs 1.4 trillion as non-equity tier-I capital

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FIIs invest more in equities than bonds

FIIs invest more in equities than bonds

Reports indicate that Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) are investing more in equities than in debt. Some analysts opine that FIIs are more comfortable with equities because there are no restrictions there. Moreover, arbitrage opportunities in debt may have reduced, they opine. Bankers said the overall cost for an FII to invest in Indi

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FIIs invest more in equities than bonds

FIIs invest more in equities than bonds

Reports indicate that Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) are investing more in equities than in debt. Some analysts opine that FIIs are more comfortable with equities because there are no restrictions there. Moreover, arbitrage opportunities in debt may have reduced, they opine. Bankers said the overall cost for an FII to invest in Indi