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FEDERATION OF INDIAN CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY

Foreign Exchange Risk Management

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Contents1. PREFACE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

2. INDUSTRY INSIGHTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7The Risk Management Imperative 9

Role of Foreign Exchange Risk Management in Indian Corporate Performance 17

Divining the Rupee’s future 21

The macroeconomics of managing the rupee 25

Foreign Exchange Risk Management 30

Foreign Exchange Risk Management 34

Foreign Exchange Risk Management 38

Foreign Exchange Risk Management for Corporates 42

A perspective on the trends in the foreign exchange market and identifying and managing foreign exchange risk 46

Foreign Exchange Risk Management 50

Foreign Exchange Risk Management 56

Foreign Exchange Risk Management 62

Foreign Exchange Risk Management 65

Foreign Exchange Risk Management-The way forward 69

3. THE POLICY PULSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .75Banking Sector 76Capital Markets Sector 79Insurance Sector 82Reforms Tracker

4. FICCI’S DATA CENTRE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .87Indian Economy-An Update 89Investment Banking Updates 92Markets Watch 97

5. FINANCIAL SECTOR EVENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .98

Synopsis of Past Events 98

6. FINTAINMENT SECTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .99

Preface

Dr. A. Didar SinghSecretary GeneralFICCI

Industry Insights

In association with

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The Risk Management ImperativeMr. V.K. Sharma¹,

The last two years have been characterized by unprecedented and excessive volatility in asset prices and currency values, catapulting the critical imperative of Risk Management to the centre-stage like never before

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Industry Insights Partner

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As regards commodity prices, business and industry can use international commodity exchanges to hedge dollar price risk, and domestic commodity exchanges to hedge rupee price risk

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Industry Insights

V.K. SharmaExecutive Director

Reserve Bank of India

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Role of Foreign Exchange Risk Management in Indian Corporate Performance

Mr. B. A. Prabhakar,

The economic liberalization has facilitated the introduction of derivatives based on interest rates and foreign exchange

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Role of the Boards in Forex Risk Management

Role of Banks in Forex Risk Management

Companies incurred huge forex losses

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Forex Risk Management- Accounting Standards

Way forward

It is essential for corporates to implement systematic hedging action plan so that any adverse movements in currency rates will not cause pressure on their margins and

B A PrabhakarChairman & MD

Andhra Bank

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Divining the Rupee’s futureMr. Saugata Bhattacharya and Mr. Abhishek Upadhyay

Just as death and taxes are the two constants of life, forex markets have become the polar opposite in terms of volatility

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Chart 1: Comparative performance of Rupee and other EM currencies

Chart 3: Real Effective Exchange Rate

Chart 2: India’s integration with the global economy

India’s growth is too strong an attraction for the vast pools of global capital in quest of returns

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Chart 1: Comparative performance of Rupee and other EM currencies

Abhishek UpadhyaySenior Manager and

Economist, Axis Bank

Saugata BhattacharyaSenior Vice President and Chief

Economist at Axis Bank

Russia 2.9 10.0 0.7 5.3 97.6Brazil 4.2 5.2 -2.5 -1.5 65.4India 8.1 9.2 -7.8 -2.3 72.5S.Africa 2.7 7.0 -2.7 -4.9 52.0Mexico 1.5 4.4 -2.9 -0.8 42.4Turkey 3.6 8.1 -2.5 -6.0Korea 3.5 3.4 1.6 2.3 32.4China 10.5 3.7 -1.2 6.5 22.7US 0.6 2.2 -8.5 -3.8 86.9UK 0.1 3.2 -7.3 -2.1 64.5Japan -0.1 -0.2 -7.2 3.3 206.0

Fiscal balance as % of GDP

CAD as a % of GDP

Govt debt as % of GDP

GDP yoy%

Inflation yoy%

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Industry Insights

Three phases of RBI policy

The macroeconomics of managing the rupeeMr. Indranil Sen Gupta,

INR will not stabilize till the RBI rebuilds FX reserves

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Till 2004: Buying FX to build reserves

2005-07: Buying FX to stem appreciation

2009-11: Strong INR at cost of FX reserves

Cyclically high current

challenge

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Higher FX reserves, stronger INR

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Import cover

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Chart 2: Import cover lowest since FY96

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Higher nostro balances can fund US$5-8bn FX intervention

The Rupee’s Dilemma

1. RBI buys FX, market buys INR:2. RBI doesn’t buy FX, market sells

INR:

Table 2: India’s external indicators are trailing BRIC levels

Pre-Crisis Crisis Current

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Chart 2: Import cover lowest since FY96We think the best solution surely will be for the RBI to accumulate FX and the FX market to buy INR. The RBI should then achieve its twin objectives of stabilizing the FX market and reducing

pressures

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3. RBI buys FX, market sells INR: 4. RBI doesn’t buy FX, market buys

INR:

Sen Gupta, IndranilEconomist – India

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Foreign Exchange Risk ManagementMr. Vipul Chandra,

Asian Companies have been severely impacted by this increased volatility in FX Markets

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Interplay between Financial and Business risks:

Risk Management Process

95% CFaR

Forecasted Firm Value

Firm Value Rs MM

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3. Setting Risk Strategy:

4. Hedging Strategy and Alternatives evaluation:

5. Review and Re-balancing :

Accounting and Risk Management

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Industry Insights

Vipul ChandraManaging Director

Corporate Sales & Structuring -South Asia Markets

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Foreign Exchange Risk Management

Introduction

Mr. Himanshu Kaji,

Ministry of Corporate Affairs has taken the cognizance of high rupee volatility and has permitted Indian companies to capitalize

term foreign borrowings due to exchange rate

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Risk Awareness

Risk Management StrategiesRisk Transfer Strategy

Risk Avoidance Strategy

Risk Mitigation Strategy

Hedging through Exchanges

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Hedging through OTC contracts

Right Risk Strategy:

Recommended Exchange related reforms

Low liquidity on the exchanges across the existing contracts is one of the key concerns for the Indian companies

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Recommended OTC related reforms

Conclusion

Himanshu KajiExecutive Director, Edelweiss Financial

Services Limited

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Industry Insights

Mr. Baby K P,

Foreign Exchange Risk Management

“In life, as in chess, forethought wins.”

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Foreign Exchange Risk Management framework

and exchange rate risks

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Forecasting exchange rate movements

Factors affecting exchange rate

Movement of Capital:

Interest Rates:

Current account position:

Public debt:

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Measurement of risk

Benchmarking and formulation of policy guidelines

Risk mitigation

Forward contracts,

Currency options

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Industry Insights

Option contracts maybe combined to form strategies that reduce cost and achieve desired pay

Currency futures

It is obvious that multiple currencies are here to stay for the foreseeable future and so is the foreign exchange risk

Baby K P Asst General Manager,

Federal Bank

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Foreign Exchange Risk Management for Corporates

Why manage foreign exchange risk?

Mr. Mohan N. Shenoi,

In India, the gradual liberalization of the Indian economy after the 1990s and its integration into the global marketplace has resulted in substantial exposure to foreign exchange risks for Indian corporates

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How is foreign exchange risk managed?

start by isolating and enumerating the currency exposures

A. Transaction Risk:

B. Translation Risk:

C. Contingent Risk

D. Economic Risk:

E. Policy Risk:

The risk management policy should be primarily driven by the business the company is in

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How can foreign exchange risk be managed?

Recent Lessons

Hedge accounting:

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RBI regulations:

Mohan N. ShenoiPresident- Group Treasury

& Global MarketsKotak Mahindra Bank

Limited

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A perspective on the trends in the foreign exchange market and identifying and managing foreign exchange risk

Introduction

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Mr. Ramaswamy Govindan,

As the liquidity across markets dried up,

challenged the micro-structure of foreign exchange markets across many countries with increased volatility

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Global FX Markets – Deep, liquid but volatile

The FX market in India

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Foreign Exchange Risk Management – L&T Perspective

Risk management process involves following elements:-

Under this stricter operating environment, an increasing number of corporates, especially, the medium scale enterprises have found

with the regulatory requirements.

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Risk Evaluation:

Risk Mitigation:

Risk monitoring:

Ramaswamy Govindan

Toubro Limited.

References

Indian Derivatives Market – a regulatory and Contextual Perspective - RBI SpeechesBIS Triennial Survey 2007 & 2010 – ww.bis.orgReport on Currency & Finance – RBI Publications

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Foreign Exchange Risk Management Smt. Usha Ananthasubramanian,

The Backdropation and

Globalisationhas yielded magnanimous scope for international businesses

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Indian Perspective To Economic Liberalisation And International Businesses

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Foreign Exchange Risk

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1. Exchange Rate Risk:

Exchange Rate Risk

Forex Forward contracts:

Currency Futures:

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Currency Options:

Cross Currency Swaps: A

Interest Rate Risk:

Forex Exposure Hedging Instrument

Unhedged Company Effect of Hedging

Money saved by hedging: 60,150,000 – 58,000,000 = Rs 2.15 mio

Graphical Representation of Currency Option Payoffs

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Interest Rate RiskSovereign risk

Compliance Risk: compliance risk

Settlement risk:

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settlement risk

Summary and Conclusion

The need of the hour is to educate ourselves with the vibrant derivative products and participate effectively in the derivatives market to help it evolve to its optimum levels

Usha AnanthasubramanianExecutive Director

Punjab National Bank

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Domestic Scenario

Foreign Exchange Risk ManagementShri Nishant Jha,

Shri Selvaraj Kalyanasundaram,

“Human beings, who are almost unique in having the ability to learn from the experience of others, are also remarkable for their apparent disinclination to do so.”

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India – Highly Exposed to Exchange Rate Fluctuations

Sources of Risk for Corporates

Exchange Rate Risk Management

Risk Measurement

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Risk Control and Mitigation – Hedging

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Hedging Products in India

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Companies should

break even exchange rate based on their costing and then hedge the risk after accounting for some margin

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3.

Documentation - ISDA Master Agreement and CSA

Move Towards Transparency – Exchange Traded Products and CCPs

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Industry Insights

Nishant Jha

Selvaraj KalyanasundaramDeputy General Manager

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Foreign Exchange Risk Management Mr. James Berry,

The global FX turnover has tripled between 2001 and 2010

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With the Indian economy expanding at circa 6% p.a, there is an increased focus on FX risk management

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James Berry

India & South Asia,Standard Charted Bank

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‘Hedging’ of market risk

Foreign Exchange Risk Management Mr. Ananth Narayan G,

I will never die for my beliefs; because I might be wrong

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So what should the

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Managing market risks has become a critical imperative of every corporate treasury

Industry Insights Partner

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In Summary

Ananth Narayan GCo-Head of Wholesale Banking, South Asia.

Standard Charted Bank

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Introduction

Foreign Exchange Risk Management-The way forward

Mr. Apoorv Srivastava,

In India, the economic liberalization in the early nineties provided the economic rationale for the introduction of Foreign exchange (FX) derivatives

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Foreign Exchange Risk: A Historical Perspective

Need for a dynamic foreign exchange market in India:

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Issues in the Indian market:

Impact of Global economy and the India story

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3.

Way Forward:

Recommendations:

The problem in the Indian context is that the market for derivatives in India other than forward contracts is very shallow

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References:

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Apoorv SrivastavaResearch Associate - Financial Sector

FICCI

Disclaimer: Views are personal and not of the organization.

The Policy Pulse

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The Policy Pulse

December, 2012

RBI plans to push Export Lending

Companies in Agri Business now in Priority Sector

RBI plans to roll out gold – linked products

Gold deposit schemes

Gold - linked accounts

Gold accumulation plan

Banking Sector

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The Policy Pulse

Gold Pension Plan

Figures on Gold Imports

RBI bans bank loans to buy gold in any form

RBI to simplify KYC norms

RBI trying to mesh current liquidity, Basel-III norms

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India’s

new generation

stock exchange

offers hedging in

¥, €, £ and $

Manage your currency risk inYen, Euro, Pound and USD

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RBI to set aside funds for buying illiquid gilts

payment system

The Policy Pulse

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SEBI allows Mutual Funds to take part in credit default swaps market

SEBI relaxes MF exposure for Housing Finance companies

SEBI allows trading of ETFs in SLB segment

Capital Markets Sector

SEBI seeks more powers to deal with defaulters

SEBI comes out with norms for RGESS and asks stock exchanges to furnish list of eligible stocks for RGESS

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Government asks States to act against illegal share trading

The Policy Pulse

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SEBI Committee to review depository system

Government may cut withholding tax on FII debt

SEBI discontinues mini derivatives contracts on bourses

SEBI allowed 12 more Alternative Investment Funds in October and November 2012

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SEBI raises minimum capital requirement for brokers

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Hedge on

Insureagainst

fluctuating currency

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The Policy Pulse

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SEBI takes measures to beef-up retail investor safety

Companies Act gives SEBI a leg-up

Inc.

SEBI seeks approval for foreign funds in alternative investment funds

SEBI eases debt allocation mechanism for FIIs

SEBI to revise rules on insider trading; to synchronize norms with the guidelines of Companies Bill

SEBI mulls norms for trading permitted stocks on exchanges

The Policy Pulse

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Standard insurance product for rural and social sector: IRDA

Finance Minister announced incentives to promote life insurance

applications

Insurance Sector

SEBI’s unveils share buyback proposals

Government asks SEBI to remove cool-off period in OFS

The Policy Pulse

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IRDA gears up to deliver better and faster product decisions

Insurers eye tier II and tier III cities to evaluate new business statistics

Premium collection drops for life insurance companies

Insurance Firms being investigated for suspected nonpayment of Service Tax

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SMS ‘MCXSX Currency Code’

to 567678

Currency codes:USDINR /GBPINR /JPYINR / EURINR

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The Policy Pulse

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Motor Insurance Policy Tenure may rise to 2 Years soon: IRDA

Cabinet defers decision on Insurance and Pension reforms bill

Reforms Tracker: A Review of the Winter Session of Parliament and Bills Passed

IRDA relaxes proof of residence norms for micro-insurance products

Reforms Tracker

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The Policy Pulse

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Bills Introduced In Lok Sabha

Bills Passed By Lok Sabha

Bills Introduced In Rajya Sabha

Bills Passed By Rajya Sabha

Bills Passed By Both Houses

1. The Coal Mines

Amendment Bill, 2012

2. The Central Universities

2012

3. The Criminal Law

2012

4. The Competition

2012

5. The Appropriation

6. The Governors

Allowances

Amendment Bill, 2012

7. The Constitution

1. The Prevention of Money Laundering

2. The Unlawful Ac-

Amendment Bill, 2011

3. The Enforcement of Security Interest and Recovery of Debts Laws

4. The Appropriation

5. The Constitution -

Bill, 2012

6. The Banking Laws

7. The Companies Bill, 2012

1. The Child

Amendment Bill, 2012

1. The North Eastern Areas

Amendment Bill, 2012

1. The North Eastern Areas

Amendment Bill, 2012

Winter Session, 2012

The Policy Pulse

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Enforcement of Security Interest and Recovery of

The Companies Bill, 2012

The Policy Pulse

FICCI’s Data Centre

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FICCI’s Data Centre

Indian Economy-An Update

Economic Scenario

3.

Key Economic Indicators

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FICCI’s Data Centre

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FICCI’s Data Centre

Rupee Movement

Reference:

3.

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FICCI’s Data Centre

India

Outbound M&A

Inbound M&A

Domestic M&A

Investment Banking Updates Mergers & Acquisitions

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FICCI’s Data Centre

Equity Capital Markets

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FICCI’s Data Centre

India DCM

Corporate IG and Agency

Reliance IndustriesPower

Finance Corp

Domestic DCM

International

Debt Capital Markets

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India loan

Leveraged

Investment grade

Building

Loan Markets

FICCI’s Data Centre

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IB RevenueIndia IB Revenue

Syndicated Loan revenue

M&A revenue

ECM fees

DCM fees

FICCI’s Data Centre

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FICCI’s Data Centre

Markets Watch

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Financial Sector Events

Synopsis of past events

Asian Financial Cooperation Conference26th- 27th November, 2012, Mumbai

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