đĸ đđđđ đđŽđģđ¸'đ đđŧđšđą đ đŧđđ˛ đđļđđĩ đĨđŽđŋđ˛ đđ˛đ¯đ đ§đŧđŧđš! đđŧ
đĸ đđđđ đđŽđģđ¸'đ đđŧđšđą đ đŧđđ˛ đđļđđĩ đĨđŽđŋđ˛ đđ˛đ¯đ đ§đŧđŧđš! đđŧ HDFC Bank, India’s largest private lender, is making headlines with its plan to sell up to ₹10,000 crore ($1.2 billion) in loans using a rarely seen debt instrument. This strategic move aims to manage the bank's exposure to certain sectors while tackling the challenge of raising deposits. Here’s a quick breakdown of what’s happening: đĻ đĒđĩđŽđ’đ đđĩđ˛ đŖđšđŽđģ? HDFC Bank is gearing up to issue Pass-Through Certificates (PTCs), backed by a pool of the bank's car loans. This approach, which hasn't been used by the bank in over a decade, is designed to spread risk and diversify income streams. đ¤ đĒđĩđŧ’đ đđģđđŧđšđđ˛đą? The bank is in discussions with several local asset managers, including ICICI Prudential AMC, Nippon Life India Asset Management, SBI Funds Management, and Kotak Mahindra Asset Management, to subscribe to these securities. đ đĒđĩđ đĄđŧđ? With a Credit-Deposit (CD...