
To be sure, the IT/ITeS sector had hired aggressively last fiscal as well, taking its employee base up about 15%.…
Mortgage-backed securitisation loans remain the largest segment among asset classes, accounting for 40 per cent of market volume, followed by…
This fiscal, traffic volume is expected to recover to the pre-pandemic level, implying a robust growth of ~75 per cent…
The pan-India freight index by CRISIL showed an uptick in the freight rates due to a rise in the fast-moving…
A study of large exposures of banks, constituting more than half of corporate advances, showed the share of high-safety exposures…
The action by the Centre to bring transparency in its budget gave it moral authority to finally clamp down on…
A clutch of 13 major banks reported treasury losses of Rs 8,808 crore in Q1FY23. State Bank of India (SBI)…
India Inc’s environmental, social and governance (ESG) scores are gradually improving, driven by better disclosures and improved performance on various…
During the first wave of covid, collections of loan instalments had substantially reduced due to stringent lockdown and extension of…
Losses of last fiscal were funded by raising equity of about Rs 2,000 crore, thus limiting the deterioration in capital…
Crisil Ratings said the December 30, 2020 policy change by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB) “materially raises” liability…
The imminent entry of Reliance Jio has led domestic rating agencies Crisil and India Ratings to cut their outlook on…
Small listed companies outpaced their bigger counterparts in spendings on corporate social responsibility in current fiscal so far taking the…
As much as 90 % of this debt is owed by firms from either investment-linked or commodity sectors.
Crisil said that states and discoms did not follow through fully with measures to improve financial discipline
Realty major DLF will reduce its net debt to about Rs 17,500 crore by March 2016, from Rs 20,300 crore…
Crisil today said India Inc’s revenue growth may slip to a seven-quarter low at 2.5 per cent…
Banks already have an exposure of Rs 4.3 lakh crore to the overall power sector in India.