Discoms get relief as State takes over debt servicing – The Hindu

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Venture debt firm InnoVen Capital forms syndicate to help fund cash-starved startups – Economic Times

BENGALURU: Funding winters and the investor sentiment in 2016 saw multiple growth-stage companies turning to venture debt to tide over the hard times. The absence of a traditional credit line from institutional investors like banks has seen these smaller companies diluting precious equity for working capital and other needs. In order to streamline the process…

Centrelink debt recovery system failures have ‘frightened’ recipients, Andrew Wilkie says – ABC Online

Related Story: Porter defends Centrelink amid debt recovery row Related Story: Centrelink staff to get ‘customer aggression’ training amid debt row Independent MP Andrew Wilkie has criticised the Federal Government over Centrelink’s new debt recovery system, saying it was designed by a “dunderhead”. The Tasmanian politician’s comments come amid…

Centrelink’s debt mistake: ‘there’s no way I could explain to them’ – The Guardian

When Centrelinks letter arrived two weeks before Christmas, Michael Griffin instinctively knew he was going to be unfairly trapped. So he meticulously documented, step-by-step, how the system wrongly deemed him to have a $3,197 debt. Griffins ordeal began when he received the standardised letter from Centrelink, telling him there was a discrepancy between income information…

CEE MARKETS-Debt upgrade, peace with banks help Hungary outperform region – Reuters

By Marton Dunai BUDAPEST, Dec 30 Hungarian markets far outperformed regional peers in 2016 as ratings agencies restored the country’s investment grade status and its improving economic outlook lifted shares and the forint, while regional peers battled waning market confidence and political problems. Against a jittery international backdrop that included the surprise vote by Britain…