IFIN had placed 62 non-performing asset (NPA) accounts worth Rs 4,297 crore on sale, which was to be done through the 'Swiss Challenge' route
IL&FS group would resolve debt of Rs 55,000 crore by March 2022, the board of the crisis-hit company has stated in its affidavit filed before the NCLAT
The decision of interim distribution was taken because the group is expected to have a considerable amount of distributable assets, both in cash and InvITs, by March
Until recently, the board of debt-laden IL&FS had resolved Rs 52,000 crore worth of the debt of the group
IL&FS Transportation Networks Ltd, in a stock exchange filing, said the company has received the final consideration in the form of 59.04 million units of Rs 100 each issued by the InvIT
: Public sector banks have lost nearly Rs 2.85 lakh crore on account of loan dues of 13 corporates even as the banks are used to bail out ailing financial institutions such as Yes Bank and IL&FS, United Forum of Bank Unions alleged on Monday. In press release, UFBU's Convener B Rambabu said the organisation calls for a two-day all India bank strike on December 16 and 17 protesting against Banking Laws (Amendment) Bill 2021 and opposing the centre's alleged move to privatise PSBs. According to the statistics given by the UFBU, the 13 corporates' outstanding dues were at Rs 4,86,800 crore and it was resolved at Rs 1,61,820 crore resulting in a loss of Rs 2,84,980 crore. "It is also a matter of reality that time and again public sector banks have been used to bail out ailing private sector banks such as Global Trust Bank, United Western Bank, Bank of Karad, etc. In the recent past, it was Yes Bank, which was bailed out by public sector SBI. Private sector's largest NBFC, IL&FS, ..
With this, the firm exits technology business altogether; deal forms part of overall IL&FS Group resolution estimate of Rs 61,000 cr
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
With the NCLT approval, a total of 11 projects would be ready for monetisation through the InvIT route
The auditor said in a statement that its resignation was accepted by the board of ITNL
Debt-ridden Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services (IL&FS) has said its statutory auditor SRBC & Co has resigned with effect from September 28, 2021. "M/s SRBC and Co. LLP will be ineligible to continue as auditors of the Company for the financial year 2021-22 beyond September 30, 2021 having completed audits for three years," IL&FS said in a stock exchange filing. The National Financial Reporting Authority (NFRA) had earlier found serious lapses in the statutory audit of IL&FS Transportation Networks Ltd (ITNL), a subsidiary of IL&FS, for the 2017-18 fiscal, including that the company's losses were understated by at least Rs 2,021 crore. The statutory audit was conducted by SRBC & Co LLP. IL&FS further said the company has approved the appointment of CNK Associates LLP as statutory auditor for FY 2021-22. SRBC, in a statement, said it was appointed as the statutory auditor of IL&FS in September 2017 and has already served for a continuous ...
The authority has also found the auditor to be in violation of ICAI Code of Ethics 2019
Kotak, who is also the managing director and chief executive officer of Kotak Mahindra Bank would continue being the non-executive director on the board of IL&FS until April 2, 2022
Siva Shelters says of the dues worth Rs 76 cr claimed by IFIN, it will pay Rs 50 cr along with normal interest at 14% plus penal interest until all dues are fully cleared
The deal is likely to be concluded at 'fair value' after ONGC's attempt to buy out the shadow lender's stake in JV at deep discount failed
This is thanks to economic revival, improving upgrades to downgrades ratio, say experts
Touted as India's offshore alternative to Singapore and Hong Kong, the IFSC, located in GIFT City, which is about a tenth of the size of Vatican City, offers many incentives to Indian businesses
Infrastructure Leasing and Financial Services (IL&FS) Tuesday said it has recovered Rs 33.28 crore through the sale of various vehicles, including luxury cars, and moveable fixed assets. The identification of these assets started in December 2018 and auctions were conducted in various phases, the group said. It had identified a total of 38 luxury vehicles within the group, which had a purchase price value of Rs 25 lakh and above, a release said. Of these, 34 vehicles were sold and two were surrendered to the leasing company, it said. "The sale (of luxury vehicles) was conducted via public auction and an amount of Rs 7.33 crore was realized," IL&FS said. Two luxury vehicles continue to remain within the group due to loans created on them and could not be sold. The group said 20 other vehicles (cars, two-wheelers, and project vehicles) of various makes were also identified and sold for Rs 65.33 lakh, with the amount duly realised. It also recovered Rs 25.30 crore through auction
IL&FS said that the eligible applicants have to submit the RFP by 6 pm, August 30, 2021