Rupee
weakens
Mumbai: The rupee closed slightly lower against
the dollar on Thursday at 44.25/26, lower than Wednesday's
close at 44.21.
Forwards:
In the forward premia market, the 6-month closed at 2.30
per cent (2.37) and the 12-month ended at 1.77 per cent
(1.80).
G-secs:
The 8.07 per cent-11 year-2017 paper closed
at Rs104.82 (7.42 per cent YTM), down from Wednesday's
Rs105.24 (7.36 per cent YTM). The 11.90 per cent -
1year-2007 paper closed at Rs106.30 (6.80 per cent
YTM).
Call
rates: The call rate closed at 6.75 per cent (6.75-90).
Repo
auction: In the first one-day reverse repo auction,
the RBI received one bid for Rs500 crore, but there were
31 bids for Rs12,685 crore in the repo auction. In the
second one-day reverse-repo auction, RBI received six
bids for Rs1,950 crore and in the repo auction seven bids
for Rs980 crore.
CBLO:
In the CBLO market, there were 375 trades for Rs19,368.40
crore in the 6.45-6.75 per cent.
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Birla
Sun Life hikes capital by Rs.40-cr
Mumbai: Birla Sun Life Insurance (BSLI) has hiked
its paid-up capital to Rs440 crore through an additional
capital infusion of Rs40 crore. The Aditya Birla Group
and Sun Life Financial Inc, the joint venture partners
in the company have contributed the capital.
This
is the third infusion in the current financial year, taking
the total capital infused during the financial year to
Rs90 crore.
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Union
Bank of India public issue opens on Feb.15
Mumbai:
Union Bank of India's follow-on public issue will
open on February 15. The issue, comprising 4.5-crore equity
share of Rs10 each for cash at a premium to be decided
through the book building process, would remain open for
subscription till February 21.
The
price band for the issue would be announced on February
14. Post-issue, the Government's stake in the bank would
come down to 55.43 per cent from 60.85 per cent now.
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Final
guidelines on securitisation of assets issued
Mumbai: The final guidelines on securitisation
of assets have been issued by the Reserve Bank of India
after some modification made on the basis of the feedback
received from all stakeholders. The apex bank had issued
the draft guidelines on this account in April last year.
These
guidelines, which come into force with immediate effect,
would be applicable to all banks, term lending and refinancing
institutions, non-banking financial institutions including
residuary non-banking company.
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PFC'
to issue private equity to foreign investors
New
Delhi: Power Finance Corporation (PFC), which plans
to enter the capital market with an initial public offer
(IPO) in June, is considering issuing some private equity
to overseas investors in the US and other countries to
raise more funds.
PFC,
a non-banking financial company for funding power sector
projects, is planning to issue private equity in the US
under rule 144 A of Securities Exchange Commission, the
US capital market regulator.
The
company is also mulling over private placement to overseas
investors outside the US market under 'Regulation S' guidelines
of the Securities Exchange Commission.
The
private placement is likely to be after the company's
IPO, although there has been no decision as yet on the
timeframe or the amount of equity to be offered, sources
added.
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