AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCapital Raising: Bajaj Finance launched an ₹11,700 crore share sale to institutional investors, setting an indicative price of ₹1,025 a share as it pursues a broader ₹17,500 crore fundraising plan. Climate Finance: COP31 negotiations are again testing rich nations’ commitments, with the UN chief calling for $1.3 trillion a year for developing countries and African negotiators securing formal talks on climate funding. Banking Risks: South Korea fined 15 financial firms a record 1.6 trillion won for bond-bidding collusion; separately, hackers breached the country’s financial security agency, exposing data linked to financial institutions. Public Finance: The Asian Development Bank approved $500 million in contingent disaster funding for Pakistan, aimed at providing quick budget support after major disasters. Household Credit: UK Finance reported mortgage arrears and homeowner repossessions fell year over year in the third quarter, even as a recent rate rise adds pressure for borrowers. Financial Crime: Kenya is seeking EU help to address remaining anti-money-laundering gaps and exit FATF and EU high-risk watchlists.
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