President Gotabaya Rajapaksa is running his administration with only a handful of ministers after his entire cabinet resigned this week
Governments across the world have ramped up borrowing since the Covid-19 pandemic erupted two years ago, as they tried to shield their economies from the fallout.
Every investment category but one has seen a drop in its share: it's a move that is not without some risk
While current capital market conditions have reduced Vedanta Resources' funding options, its strong underlying ops remain supportive of the company's ability to meet its immediate debt obligations
Indian lenders are set to initiate debt recovery proceedings against Future Retail this week to safeguard their interests after rival Reliance unexpectedly took over some of the retailer's stores
Lodha Developers International Ltd, Mauritius has prepaid $170 million (approx. Rs 1,298 crore) of debt after recording better sales performances in its two projects in London.
However, this is lower than the previous fiscal, when it had touched 180.2 per cent of GDP after a three per cent contraction in the nominal GDP during FY21
Until recently, the board of debt-laden IL&FS had resolved Rs 52,000 crore worth of the debt of the group
Future Retail Ltd. isn't in a position to make a payment on 35 billion rupees ($471 million) of past-due debt before the grace period expires
The rate on 10-year bunds rose as much as four basis points to 0.02%, crossing into positive territory for the first time since May 2019.
Sri Lanka has piled up $11.8 billion worth of debt through sovereign bonds (ISB) which makes up the largest part - or 36.4% - of its external debt
Banks will struggle to grow in the coming quarters
US President Joe Biden has signed into law a legislation that provides for the authority to increase the federal government's debt limit by $2.5 trillion, averting a looming debt default.
Loans were raised by the airline as NCDs at 9.05-10.05% interest rate, will be prepaid as part of govt's sale of airline to Tatas
Debt-laden Infrastructure Leasing and Financial Services (IL&FS) on Wednesday said it has completed the sale of its 71.84 per cent stake in IL&FS Prime Terminals FZC to VTTI Terminal I BV. The transaction has resolved the group's outstanding debt to the tune of Rs 757.79 crore, a release said. IL&FS' stake in IL&FS Prime Terminals FZC (IPTF), a state-of-the art energy storage terminal situated in the UAE's Fujairah, was held through IL&FS Maritime Infrastructure Company (IMICL). VTTI has acquired the stake from IMICL and other shareholders, the release said. VTTI will now own 90 per cent of the terminal, while the other 10 per cent will remain with the Fujairah government, the group said. The sale has also enabled release of a corporate guarantee of USD 110 million issued by IMICL for IPTF, it said. Recently, the IL&FS board had announced that the group has resolved over Rs 52,000 crore debt while maintaining its overall debt resolution estimate at Rs 61,000 ...
If this happens, it would have resolved amounts close to Rs 57,000 by then; lenders' write-off pegged 38-39%
Sale to help IL&FS clean its financial services arm book
The World Bank has called for urgent efforts to reduce debt levels
Air India reported an operating profit of Rs 1,787 crore in FY20 on a consolidated basis but reported a net loss of Rs 7427 crore due to interest and depreciation costs
The potential for global recession could be worse than the 2008 GFC : Report