Indian IT
13 May

India’s Junk Bonds Attract Western Investors

Indian IT solutions company Rolta India Limited (NSE:ROLTA)’s wholly owned subsidiary, Rolta LLC, raised $200 million.

India Junk Bonds First Yield

This deal signifies India’s first ‘junk’ bond this year, with U.S. investors lapping up a large part of the offering by the midsize technology company.

Rolta India Limited (NSE:ROLTA) announced that the . . .

SORRY!

This content is exclusively for paying members. Access all of our content on including years of timeless investment news and in depth analysis for only a few dollars a month by signing up here while also supporting quality content and journalism, or learn more about our premium content here

If you are subscribed and having an account error please clear cache and then cookies if that does not work email support@valuewalk.com and we will get back to you as quick as humanly possible

Mani is a Senior Financial Consultant. He has worked in Senior Management role in large banking, financial and information technology organizations. He has provided solutions for major banking and securities firms across the globe in the area of retail, corporate and investment banking. He holds MBA (Finance) and Professional Management Accounting Qualifications. His hobbies are tracking global financial developments and watching sports

Related Posts

Institutional Investors
25 Mar

Hedge Fund That Returned 76.2% In 2018, Up 18.7% YTD

By

Center Lake Capital achieved one of the best performances in the whole hedge fund universe last year. The firm, which was founded by Adam Parker in November 2014, added... read more

01 Aug

Societe Generale Q2 Earnings: Profit More Than Doubles

By

France’s Societe Generale SA (OTCMKTS:SCGLY) (EPA:GLE)’s second quarter net profit more than doubled aided by strong investment banking business. France’s second largest bank’s net profit doubled to €955 million ($1.27... read more

Risks
05 Mar

While leverage continues to drift higher in the market, it appears investors are happy to accept lower levels of premium on credit-based assets

By

Almost four years ago the US Securities and Exchange Commission and US Federal Reserve implemented capital reserve requirements such that collateralized loan obligation (CLO) sponsors would be required to... read more

12 May

How An Asian Tech Crash Could Spark A Chinese Housing Downturn

By

Will China tightening spook the markets? That’s the question UBS’s global macro strategists Bhanu Baweja and Manik Narain ask and try to answer in a recent global macro research... read more

21 Feb

As Dark Pool Volume Soars, Citadel's Sudden Transparency Interesting

By

As Dodd-Frank regulatory changes loom, trading volume in a leading “dark pool” exchange has recently exploded. Average daily volume on Citadel Securities trading platform, Citadel Connect, which was 25 million... read more

09 Dec

This Small Hedge Fund Has Been Loving The Market Volatility With Returns Of Over 5% On Some Recent Days

By

Looking one week in the rearview mirror, investors can only gasp. Nearly $1 trillion in stock market value was erased over five trading days from December 3 to 7,... read more

11 Aug

Bad News For Oil Bulls

By

Oil bulls just can’t seem to catch a break. After prices were hammered at the end of last week on higher investor figures, this week it has emerged that... read more

21 Aug

Barclays Notes the Payoffs From The Aetna & Coventry Deal

By

Barclays’ research review of the recent acquisition of Coventry Health Care, Inc. (NYSE:CVH) by Aetna Inc. (NYSE:AET) is highly appreciative of the merger. Though the stock rating for Aetna Inc. (NYSE:AET) is maintained unchanged at Overweight,... read more

08 Feb

Higher UST Yields Hit Hedge Fund Fees

By

Locust Wood Capital's managing member Stephen J. Errico strikes a cautious note in his fourth quarter and full year letter to investors warning that, while the market can move higher... read more

Edward Jones
14 Aug

Edward Jones Agrees To Pay $20 Million SEC Fine, Highlighting Larger Issue

By

When brokerage firm Edward Jones agreed to pay over $20 million to settle Securities and Exchange Commission charges it overpriced new issues of municipal bonds, neglecting to mention the... read more

Saved Articles
X
TextTExtLInkTextTExtLInk

Are you a smart investor? Join tens of thousands of sophisticated investor reading our authoritative free newsletter

* indicates required


Congrats! Are you a smart person?

We have an exclusive targeted for being a sophisticated and loyal reader.

Sign up today and get three months free

Use coupon code vip19 or click on the button below

Limited time offer only ENDS 10/31/2019 or after next 25 20 subscribers take advantage whichever comes first – please do not share this discount with others

 

0