Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas and Alvarez & Marsal advise Indian infrastructure company on US$13.68 billion debt
IL&FS's most recent high-profile project, the 9.28km US$550 million Chenani-Nashri tunnel in the northern province of Jammu and Kashmir (Credit: wikimedia commons, sidheeq)
A government-appointed board that has taken over India’s “gargantuan and enormous” Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services (IL&FS), says it is considering how to restructure the group’s US$13 billion debt to avoid a “catastrophic” collapse, amid fears of a broader default approaching in India’s non-banking financial sector.
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