IndusInd Bank partners with ADB to provide loans to rural women

IndusInd Bank announced on Friday that the Asian Development Bank (ADB) has signed a loan of up to USD 200 million with IndusInd Bank to provide finance to low-income women borrowers in rural India.

Under this agreement, at least 95% of ADB’s funding for the project will be used to provide credit to women borrowers and at least 70% of the number of loans will be deployed in India’s less developed states. A capacity building technical assistance of USD 1 million is expected to be part of the package. It will support the IndusInd Bank’s efforts to improve the financial literacy of women borrowers and to develop digitised processing and product development initiatives.

The ADB loan aims to reach an additional 2,00,000 low-income members by 2020.

The stock of IndusInd Bank was trading lower by 0.94% at Rs 1,711 per share on BSE at 1220 hours. It opened at Rs 1726 per share. The stock touched its intraday high and low at Rs 1,726.95 and Rs 1,708 per share, respectively.

The stock has attracted a total traded volume of 4,16,639 shares and traded value of Rs 7,152.65 lakh on NSE at 1220 hours. Its 52-week high stood at Rs 1,804 as on September 11, 2017 and 52-week low at Rs 1,036.70 as on November 24, 2016.

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