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Enhance plan allocation | Budget 2013-14

Enhance plan allocation | Budget 2013-14

Aviation Finance Corporation (AFC), an SPV providing dedicated capital, can be set up by the government to facilitate lower interest rates and longer maturity of loans. Private airport operators should be allowed to issue long term non-taxable infrastructure bonds to raise the required funding from the market. RBI limits on sectoral funding should be eased, thereby removing the current compulsion for airport developers to raise required funds/debt from multiple banks, making process time consumi

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AAI’s plea to Govt for Rs 3,000 cr bond issue

AAI’s plea to Govt for Rs 3,000 cr bond issue

With an objective to finance modernisation of non-metro airports, State-run Airports Authority of India (AAI) on October 31 said that it will soon approach the Union Finance Ministry afresh with the proposal to raise funds through a Rs 3,000-crore infrastructure bonds.

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Roads: Refocus on 20 km/day

Roads: Refocus on 20 km/day

This is the penultimate budget of the government before elections. The last budget usually is not one where big ticket reforms can be kicked in. Political com­pulsions make those budgets populist

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Srei Infra to raise Rs 500 cr

Srei Infra to raise Rs 500 cr

Srei Infrastructure Finance will raise up to Rs 500 crore through a public issue of infrastructure bonds. Srei has not issued retail infrastructure bonds so far, though the tax-saving tool has been available for the last two years.

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IIFCL infra credit scheme

IIFCL infra credit scheme

The credit enhancement scheme of India Infrastructure Finance Company (IIFCL) may be delayed further, as the finance ministry has asked the state-run lender to try it out for a few months before final launch.

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FIIs to get flexibility in infra bond investments

FIIs to get flexibility in infra bond investments

In a move to stimulate the foreign flows into infrastructure bonds, the Finance Ministry has eased norms for foreign institutional investors (FIIs) for investing in long term infrastru­cture bonds. To lure FIIs, it has reduced lock-up period on such holdings to one year from three years for a five-year bond for overseas institutions investing up to $5 billion in infrastructure bonds.

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