Borrowing

The government could face difficulties in managing its borrowing programme for the current fiscal amid the prevailing tight liquidity conditions as banks hold a higher proportion of government securities, the

Plans by leading economies to reform the global financial system could disadvantage the developing world and risk looking outdated by the time they are enforced, a top World Bank official

The government will borrow 1. 63 trillion rupees ($35

STATE-OWNED Rural Ele­c­trification Corporation (REC) will mobilise $400 million (about Rs 1,849.6 crore) debt in Japan, Hong Kong and Singapore markets in a fortnight.

With the growth pro­spects back on track, India Inc is raising its borrowing limits (amount it can borrow from banks and other financial institutions), citing future growth prospects and expansion plans.

Kerala-based gold len­der Manappuram General Finance & Leasing (Magfil) plans to increase its borrowing limit by 33 per cent to Rs 10,000 crore, so it can meet growth in business volume.