NE DELHI: Indian companies are selling record amounts of rupee bonds to individuals, tapping savers dissatisfied with deposit rates at decade lows. Debt offerings to the public by companies surged to 239 billion rupees (US$3.6 billion) in the seven months from April through last month, up sixfold from the year-earlier period and the fastest pace on record, Securities & Exchange Board of India data showed. About 94 percent of the 239 billion rupees raised through the public market in the April to October period was by first time issuers.
Punjab revises property valuation rates to attract UAE & Gulf investors
LAHORE: The Punjab government has started revising property valuation rates across multiple districts in an effort to attract foreign investment,...
