Month: October 2019

NBFC Crisis: ₹20,000 Crore Secret Black Hole spotted in DHFL Books

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Dewan Housing Finance (DHFL) diverted ₹20,000 crore to its promoters’ private entities, Moneylife reports, citing the findings of a forensic audit conducted by KPMG. Banks may push for a change in DHFL’s management if the new details are proven true, Livemint reports. The findings could also endanger the company’s proposed debt restructuring plan. In January, […]

TURBULENT TIMES AHEAD FOR INDIAN AVIATION SECTOR: FINANCIAL HEADWINDS FOR INDIA’S AIRLINES INDUSTRY

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The airline industry has always struggled to take off. Just in India, over 12 airlines have been grounded in the last 20 years, and this is despite the fact that the Indian aviation market has seen a mammoth growth in this same period. The global trends have been no different. Through my first insight story, […]

World Bank Says India to Face Severe Economic Slowdown cuts; GDP Growth Forecast to 6%

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The World Bank has slashed India’s GDP growth forecast for the current fiscal to 6% from 7.5%. India’s economic slowdown is “severe,” largely due to external and cyclical factors, including a decline in consumption, the Washington-based institution said. Moreover, the financial sector is becoming a “drag” on growth. Earlier, the RBI and rating agency Moody’s […]

Govt soon to impose GST on Healthcare & Education will be a big blow to the Sector

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The finance ministry may impose 5% goods and services tax on certain items currently exempt and hike rates on some from 5% to 12%, Business Standard reports, citing government officials. For example, private health and education services, which are currently outside the GST ambit, could be taxed. The reason: September GST mop-up fell to a […]

India’s Realty Industry is Sinking, as Real Estate Companies Filing Bankruptcy has Doubled in One Year Fueling Biggest Ever Crisis

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The count of realty firms entering bankruptcy has doubled in less than a year since IL&FS went belly-up, Bloomberg reports.The number has risen from 209 in September 2018 to 421 in June 2019 as a resultant credit squeeze impaired developers’ ability to complete projects and service their debt.

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