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Making DFIs work
Project assessment skills and tax sops needed
The government’s latest Budget proposes to set up a Development Finance Institution soon to fund the ambitious national infrastructure pipeline.
“Infrastructure needs long-term debt financing. A professionally managed Development Financial Institution is necessary to act as a provider, enabler and catalyst for infrastructure financing,” the Finance Minister had said in her Budget speech.
Finally, wisdom has dawned on the government machinery to understand the importance of development financial institutions and how callous we were in allowing Industrial Credit and Investment Corporation of India (ICICI) and Industrial Development Bank of India (IDBI) to exit from the scene.
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The rates have been kept at a record low, and some of the current lending schemes have been extended to fuel growth.
Monetary Policy highlights: RBI restores CRR, allows online access to government securities market
NEW DELHI: The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday took a calculated approach and announced a number of measures which will not just infuse more money in the system but also create a path towards normalcy.
The rates have been kept at a record low, and some of the current lending schemes have been extended to fuel growth. The RBI also created avenues for more retail participation in funding India’s growth. However, the policy announcement failed to assuage the debt market which is fearing a rise in yields.