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    The great Indian money hunt: Why India's shadow banks are pulling in billions of dollars

    Blackstone is negotiating a significant investment in IIFL Finance, indicating rising global interest in non-bank lenders. Recent deals include investments by Carlyle and Advent International in housing finance firms. The demand for credit in India is growing, with NBFCs playing a crucial role in accessing underserved markets. Foreign investments in the financial sector have exceeded $20 billion since 2025, reflecting confidence in stability.

    Up to 12,000% growth! 181 companies more than doubled profits in Q2 earnings boom for India Inc

    India Inc witnessed a strong earnings recovery in Q2 FY27, with 181 companies more than doubling their net profits year-on-year, according to Ace Equity data. Gains spanned banking, metals, energy, pharmaceuticals and consumer sectors. From Indian Oil and JSW Steel to Paytm and Lenskart, here are the biggest profit gainers and what drove their growth.

    IIFL Finance board to weigh Blackstone, Advent proposals for Rs 5,000 crore capital raise

    IIFL Finance's board will consider separate investment proposals from Blackstone and Advent International for a nearly Rs 5,000 crore capital raise, as the lender also explores a potential transaction involving Fairfax's stake sale.

    Bandhan Bank denies acquisition talks with First Abu Dhabi Bank

    Bandhan Bank has denied reports of acquisition-related discussions with First Abu Dhabi Bank, calling its reference in a news report factually "incorrect". The lender said it was not involved in any such discussions or proposal.

    CreditAccess Grameen Q2 profit jumps fourfold to Rs 502 crore

    CreditAccess Grameen reported a fourfold rise in Q2 net profit to Rs 502 crore, driven by higher income, lower expenses and credit costs. Improved asset quality prompted upward revisions to profitability guidance, while assets under management grew 19.5%.

    IIFL Finance plans to raise ₹2,500-5,000 crore by selling stake amid Fairfax exit rumors

    IIFL Finance is intending to raise ₹2,500-5,000 crore by selling a minority stake. The company's promoters may subscribe to warrants to limit dilution. Fairfax Financial Holdings is likely to sell its stake due to regulatory norms. IIFL aims to enhance its capital position amid evolving market conditions. These measures are expected to create synergies for IIFL Capital as part of IDBI Bank.

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