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Northern Arc Capital raises $10 million from US investor Calvert Impact Capital
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Calvert Impact Capital plans to use the fund towards on-lending to financial institutions as well as lending directly to retail customers and to mid-market corporates.
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The investment is aimed a aiding small businesses and promoting gender equity, a cause that is strongly endorsed by both organizations.
Northern Arc Capital has raised $10mn debt from US-based impact investor Calvert Impact Capital, close on the heels of its raising $50 million from American development bank US International Development Finance Corp.
This is Calvert Impact Capital’s largest debt investment in India, Northern Arc said in a statement.
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Suzlon Energy announced that since the Company s bank facilities / debt instruments have undergone restructuring and there has been a significant change in repayment terms, at the request of the Company, CARE Ratings has withdrawn the ratings assigned to the said facilities (which now stands restructured) with effect from 8 March 2021.
Further, a RP-4 rating has been assigned by the CRISIL and India Ratings & Research, the rating agencies appointed by the consortium of lenders, to the Resolution Plan of the Company.
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The Mastercard Index of Women Entrepreneurs demands innovative, gender-specific support for women throughout pandemic recovery
Johannesburg, South Africa – 8 March 2021: While women entrepreneurs are making strides to overcome gender-related biases and advance their businesses in South Africa, they still face several structural and social obstacles, many of which have been exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic. This is according to the South African results of the latest Mastercard Index of Women Entrepreneurs Index (MIWE), announced on the side-lines of the annual 2021 FORBES WOMAN AFRICA Leading Women Summit presented by Mastercard.
South Africa move up nine places (a 7.1 percent increase) from 2019 to rank 23