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Crisil upgrades Jindal Steel NCD ratings to BBB positive as plant restarts

Upgrade reflects improvement in JSPL's business risk profile over medium term

FMCG recovery likely in 2020; Nielsen, CRISIL predict double-digit growth

According to Nielsen's estimates, India's Rs 4 trillion FMCG market is expected to grow by 10% in calendar year 2020 (CY20)

CRISIL SME Tracker: Small EPC contractors stuck in the realty rut

Over the past three years, the real estate industry has been affected by regulatory changes such as the Goods and Services Tax, Real Estate Regulatory Act, and the thrust on affordable housing

Iron ore prices are set to rise 30-40% after Odisha auctions: Crisil

The hike in iron ore prices in the aftermath of auctions will hinge on the auction premiums

737 Max grounding, Jet crisis may drag down passenger growth to 4%: Crisil

The domestic traffic data in the April-September period, during which the passenger volume grew a mere 2 per cent, also reflects this estimate, rating agency said in its aviation outlook note.

MSE sentiment down for the third quarter in a row: CRISIL-SIDBI survey

The reading on the index for January-March 2019 was 122; it was 128 in the October-December 2018 quarter and 124 in the July-September 2018 quarter

Economic slowdown impact: Small biz sentiment at 1-yr low, says CriSidEx

According to the eighth edition of the CriSidEx survey, sentiment fell during Q2 to 106. It was 120 in Q1

Delinking ratings from credit profile may hit securitisation, says CRISIL

The ability of credit rating agencies and investors to differentiate the credit quality of securitised instruments from their servicers and originators could be affected, says CRISIL.

Revival in production and exports buoys seafood firms: CRISIL SME Tracker

CRISIL Research expects the industry to grow 5-7 per cent year-on-year, compared with 6-7 per cent in the last fiscal year

Crisil extends gain, hits 52-wk high on acquisition of Greenwich Associates

The stock was up 7% to Rs 1,921 on Monday, rallied 27% in past one month, as compared to 3% rise in the S&P BSE Sensex.

Crisil to buy Stamford-based Greenwich Associates, deal likely early 2020

Greenwich is a leading provider of proprietary benchmarking data, analytics and qualitative, actionable insights that help financial services firms measure and improve business performance

Retail loan book of banks, NBFCs will double to Rs 96 trn in 5 yrs: Report

Loans to MSMEs are also likely to double to Rs 13.2 trillion from Rs 6.6 trillion in FY19

Crisil shares hit 52-week high, zoom 39% in three months

In Q3FY19 (July-September quarter), Crisli's consolidated PBT grew 13 per cent to Rs 148 crore against Rs 131 crore in the corresponding quarter of previous fiscal.

Non-bank growth to fall to 6-8% in FY20; lowest in a decade: Crisil

Funding issues, rising borrowing costs, re-calibration and de-risking of loan portfolios and economic slowdown will weigh on AUM growth

For states, balancing fiscal maths and capex will be challenging: CRISIL

The rating agency - in its Infrastructure Yearbook 2019, released on Tuesday - said most of the sub-sectors in infrastructure have shown stress this year, compared to the previous year

Infrastructure needs Rs 235-trillion investment in 10 years: CRISIL

The projection for overall infrastructure is more than double the Rs 100 trillion the BJP in its election manifesto had promised to invest in this over the next five years

CRISIL reaffirms ratings on Thomas Cook India at AA-minus, A1-plus

On September 23, Thomas Cook Plc in Britain announced that it is filing for compulsory liquidation with immediate effect

CRISIL downgraded long-term bank ratings for BHEL from 'AA+' to 'AA'

The rating on the short-term bank facilities has been reaffirmed at 'CRISIL A1+'.

Crisil Q3 net profit jumps 16% to Rs 105 crore against Rs 90 crore YoY

The company attributed the decline in profit on a year to date basis due to adverse movements in foreign exchange

EPC road firms could face slowdown in revenue growth in FY20, FY21: Crisil

Slower project awarding and delayed receipt of 'appointment date' (on which projects are kicked off) from the NHAI are the main contributors to this decline