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Budget 2025: Govt to float second fund to revive distressed housing projects
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5m ago
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The government is launching a second fund under the Special Window for Affordable and Mid-Income Housing (SWAMIH) with a corpus of Rs 15,000 crore to support distressed housing projects. Announced by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in Budget 2025, this follows the first fund established in 2019 with Rs 10,000 crore. The initiative aims to expedite the completion of 1 lakh housing units, addressing the rising number of stalled projects in the country.
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Arnya RealEstates backs Bengaluru project in second bet from maiden fund
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3m ago
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Arnya RealEstates Fund Advisors, led by Sharad Mittal, has made its second investment from its inaugural high-yield debt fund into a residential project by Chennai-based Casagrand in Bengaluru, with a Rs 130-crore commitment. The fund, launched in 2023, aims to focus on mid-income housing investments and society redevelopment projects, with plans to explore small office spaces. Arnya's team includes experienced professionals Amit Dassani and Nikunj Pugalia, and aims for substantial portfolio expansion by 2025.
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Nisus Finance strikes another deal from stressed assets fund
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1y ago
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Nisus Finance, a Mumbai-based real estate investor, has made another investment from its distressed assets fund. The investment was made by the Real Estate Special Opportunities Fund - I (RESO-I), managed by Nisus BCD Advisors LLP. The fund invested in listed, senior secured non-convertible debentures. Nisus Finance aims to provide financial assistance to real estate developers and stressed projects in India through its distressed assets fund.
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Ashwin Sheth eyes over 10 housing projects, nearly ₹30,000 cr sales in 2025
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6m ago
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Ashwin Sheth Group, a real estate developer, plans to launch over 10 housing projects by 2025 and enter the Bengaluru market. The group anticipates a potential gross development value of ₹30,000 crore from these projects. To fund its expansion, the company is considering an IPO in the next 12-18 months. The group is targeting the premium and luxury real estate segments, with a focus on strategic partnerships and joint ventures to minimize debt.
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Govt asks RBI to exempt sovereign funds from alternative investment fund rules
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1y ago
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The Indian government has requested the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to exempt sovereign funds from the tightened rules regarding investments in alternative investment funds (AIFs). The rules were introduced in December to prevent evergreening of loans and were partially eased in March. The government has written to the RBI, specifically mentioning the Special Window for Affordable and Mid-Income Housing (SWAMIH) fund, which is aimed at rescuing stressed real estate projects. The RBI may consider exempting sovereign funds on a case-by-case basis. This move aims to encourage banks to provide funding to projects supported by SWAMIH.
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China Property Flare-Ups Resurface as Crisis Enters Fifth Year
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7m ago
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China's property debt crisis continues as distressed developers struggle to repay debt amid a slump in home sales. This has led to distressed levels of their dollar bonds and a decrease in debt issuance. Recent concerns have been raised over the liquidity crisis and default risk for China Vanke Co., a major developer, and other industry peers. The distress in the housing sector, once a powerful growth engine, is adding to worries about the property market in the world's second-largest economy. Despite government efforts to stabilize the market, experts predict it may take another one or two years for the sector to recover.
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Nisus Finance sets up Mauritius vehicle for second stressed assets fund
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1y ago
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Mumbai-based real estate investor Nisus Finance has established a Mauritius-based vehicle to attract foreign capital for its second real estate stressed assets fund. Nisus Finance aims to deploy the funds in its strategy to invest in distressed real estate assets.
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The Consumption Bet
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5m ago
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Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's Union Budget 2025-26 focuses on boosting domestic manufacturing, investments, and consumption amid rising external uncertainties. The budget aims to align fiscal and monetary policies to drive a consumption surge that could potentially revive economic growth. However, it remains to be seen if this strategy will succeed in mitigating the challenges posed by global economic factors and stimulate sufficient domestic economic activity to achieve desired outcomes.
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Real estate investor Arbour plans to float private credit fund
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1y ago
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Mumbai-based real estate investor, Arbour Investments, is preparing to launch its first private credit fund to support residential projects. Arbour Investments has previously made equity and credit investments through private placement, and now aims to expand its portfolio with the debut of an alternative investment fund. The move highlights the increasing demand for private credit as an investment avenue in India's real estate sector.
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InCred gears up to float second private equity fund
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6m ago
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InCred Alternatives Investments, a branch of the financial services group InCred, is preparing to launch its second private equity fund with a larger corpus. This follows the successful establishment of its first fund last year in February. The new fund launch reflects InCred's strategic expansion in the private equity sector, leveraging its initial experience and planning to deepen its market presence and investment capabilities, according to a source familiar with the development.
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ADIA, Kotak AIF ink $240 mn real estate deal with Prestige Estates
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1y ago
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The Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) and Kotak Alternate Investment Fund have signed a $240 million deal with Prestige Estates Projects Ltd to build housing projects in India. The deal includes the development of residential projects in Bengaluru, Mumbai, Goa, and the National Capital Region, with a combined value of over $2.16 billion.
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