Crisil Ratings says that the policy changes are going to aid export volume growth and credit profiles to remain stable
Read MoreOil is one of India's major export items, the country exports petroleum products to various countries, with the Netherlands being the top destination, followed by Singapore, Australia, and South Africa
Read MoreCrisil Ratings says that improved operating margin, self-funded capex to support credit profiles over medium-term
Read MoreCrisil Ratings says, the high raw material prices likely to weigh on margins and modest leverage to support credit risk profiles
Read MoreThe diversification, penetration supportive; alternate liabilities strategies to gain momentum, says Crisil
Read MoreCrisil Ratings reports that the credit risk of manufacturers is expected to be stable, even though the outlay is 1.8 times higher than the capex in the last three financial years, due to low capex intensity
Read MoreThe rating agency estimates the Private asset reconstruction companies (ARC) assets under management (AUM) at Rs 1.2 to Rs 1.25 lakh crore by the current fiscal, a decline from Rs 1.35 lakh crore in the previous fiscal
Read MoreCore exports were up by 5.7 per cent during the month, albeit lower than the average 8.7 per cent growth seen in the past two months
Read MoreThe growth in disbursements maintains and low loan-to-value (LTV) to cushion gold price volatility, says Crisil Ratings
Read MoreThe revised norms contain three key amendments pertaining to HFCs accepting public deposits.
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