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NTPC Seeks Shareholders' Approval To Raise Rs 15,000 Crore Via Bonds

According to the statement, the company intends to raise Rs 15,000 crore through non-convertible debentures (bonds) up to Rs 15,000 crore in one or more tranches or series not exceeding 30, through private placement, in the domestic market for capital expenditure, working capital and other general requirements

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Banks Hint Strike On Tuesday Against Mergers; Want Cost Of Demonetisation

Most banks have already informed their customers that functioning of branches and offices will be impacted if the strike takes off

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Bankruptcy Code Can Help Deepen Bond Markets: Sebi Chairman

The bankruptcy law was enacted to ensure time-bound settlement of insolvency and enable ease of doing business as the bad loans in the banking system has touched the roof

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Axis Bank's New Home Loan Product Lets You Skip A Few EMIs

The third largest private sector lender will waive off four equated monthly instalments (EMIs) each at the end of the fourth, eighth and the 12th year of a two-year loan

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Three Steps Towards Wealth Creation

Start with the minimum ticket size for the private equity fund instead of going all out

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HDFC Bank Revises Interest Rates On Saving Accounts

Post revision, customers maintaining savings bank account balance of Rs 50 lakh and above will continue to earn interest at 4 per cent per annum

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RBI To Maintain "Prolonged Pause" Before Next Rate Cut: HSBC

The brokerage attributed the jump in inflation numbers to rising vegetable prices, but underlined that core inflation excluding food, fuel ticked up after moderating for three straight months

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Government's Help To Lenders Facing Bond Defaults A 'Moral Hazard': Fitch

The credit agency said the government was seeking to avoid a default that would disrupt markets and prevent other Indian lenders from raising capital from debt investors, but warned that was raising expectations the state would continue to bail out lenders in similar situations

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