India's Infrastructure Lender Secures $125 Million in Foreign-Currency Borrowing

India's infrastructure lender has successfully raised approximately $125 million through its first foreign-currency borrowing. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting this development as a significant step towards accessing a broader pool of global capital. The move is expected to enhance the lender's ability to finance infrastructure projects by tapping into international financial markets. This marks a pivotal moment for the lender, as it seeks to diversify its funding sources and strengthen its financial position in the global arena.