Exim
Bank provides US$44mn loan to Senegal, Niger
New Delhi: The Export and Import Bank of India has
provided loans worth US$44mn to the governments of Senegal
and Niger in Africa to finance import of goods and services
from India.
The Exim Bank has extended a Line of Credit (LoC) to Senegal
of US$27mn for export of equipment for irrigation projects
to the West African nation from India while Niger has
received US$17mn for financing export of transport equipment
to Niger.
The loan to Senegal and Niger are the behest of Government
of India to promote export of projects by Indian companies
to the African countries to boost trade ties.
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IndusInd
Bank to raise Rs.250-cr via bonds
Mumbai: IndusInd Bank has decided to raise Rs250 crore
through the issue of bonds on a private placement basis.
The Committee of directors has approved raising the amount
through the issuance of non-convertible, redeemable, unsecured
bonds, which also carry a green shoe option of Rs100 crore,
the bank informed the stock exchanges.
The tenure, coupon rate and the other terms of the placement,
including the timing, would be finalised by the bank in
due course.
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OBC
to raise Rs.500-cr Tier II capital
New Delhi: The Delhi based Oriental Bank of Commerce
(OBC) has said that it has plans to raise about Rs500-cr
in Tier II capital through bonds at an appropriate time.
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Award
for Andhra Bank
Hyderabad: Andhra Bank has been received the runners
up award under the 'Best Payments Initiative' category
at the Indian Banks' Association (IBA) 'Banking Technology
Awards 2005' function.
Every year IBA presents awards to banks for outstanding
achievements in banking technology. This year, awards
were given for work in areas of payments initiative, innovative
technology implementation and corporate IT team among
others.
The bank got the award largely because of its large ATM
network and high average hits on the ATM per day. Andhra
Bank currently has a network of 367 ATMs located at 122
centres in 14 States with a card base of more than 1.7
million. The average hits per day had crossed one lakh
and the average daily hits per ATM in Andhra Pradesh went
past 300 mark.
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