February 2019

Please click here to check the Holdings in our Fixed Income Funds or refer to page no 25 Sr *Upgrade/ Pg. Credit Papers Ratings no: Downgrade no. (A) Kotak Credit Process 4 (B) Existing Credit Papers 1 Bajaj Consumer Care Limited CRISIL A1+ No Change 5 2 Chambal Fertilisers & Chemicals Ltd CRISIL A1+ No Change 5 3 Indian Hospitals Corporation Ltd BWR AA-(SO) No Change 5 4 Bahadur Chand Investments Private Limited ICRA AA No Change 6 5 Tata Communication Payment Solutions Ltd CARE AA(SO) No Change 6 6 Godrej Properties Ltd ICRA AA/A1+, CRISIL A1+ No Change 6 7 Nayara Energy Limited CARE AA No Change 7 8 Coastal Gujarat Power Ltd. (Guaranteed by Tata Power Co. Ltd ) CARE AA(SO) No Change 7 ICRA AA-/A1+, CARE AA-/ 9 JM Financial Asset Reconstruction Company No Change 7 A1+, CRISIL AA-/A1+ 10 Altico Capital Pvt Ltd IND AA- / ICRA A1+ No Change 8 11 Avendus Finance Pvt Ltd CRISIL A+ / A1+ No Change 8 12 Rent A Device Trust/Reliable Devices Trust ICRA AAA(SO) No Change 8 13 Endurance Technologies Ltd CRISIL AA / A1+ No Change 9 14 Green Infra Wind Energy ICRA A1+, CRISIL A1+ No Change 9 15 Utkarsh ICRA A1 No Change 10 16 AASAN Corporate Solutions Private Limited ICRA AA- (SO) No Change 10 17 Incred Financial Services Private Limited (Visu Leasing and Finance) CARE A/A1 No Change 10 18 Jyothy Fabricare Services Limited CARE AA(SO) No Change 11 19 Suhani Trading and Investment Consultants Pvt Ltd BWR A+ (SO) No Change 11 IND A+ CARE AA- CRISIL AA 11 20 No Change BWR AA (for Additional Tier1 Bonds) 21 Sarvoday Advisory Services Pvt. Ltd BWR A(SO) No Change 12 22 Bharti Telecom Ltd CRISIL A1+ No Change 12 23 Future Lifestyle Fashions Ltd CRISIL AA- No Change 12 Aarish Solar Power Ltd. / Aashman Energy Pvt. Ltd. / Divyesh Power Pvt. Ltd. / Elena Renewable Energy Pvt. Ltd. / Pratyash Renewable Pvt. Ltd. / 24 SEI Baskara Power Pvt. Ltd. / SEI Enerstar Renewable Energy Pvt. Ltd. CARE AA-(SO) No Change 12 / SEI Mihir Energy Pvt. Ltd. / Zuvan Energy Pvt. Ltd / Shreyas Renwable Energy Pvt. Ltd 25 Adani Infra (India) Ltd BWR AA-(SO) No Change 13 26 Ananta Landmarks Pvt Ltd. Unrated No Change 13 AA-/A1+ by CRISIL, ICRA 13 27 AU Small Finance Bank Ltd. No Change India Ratings, CARE

28 Asirvad Microfinance Pvt. Ltd CRISIL A+ No Change 13 29 Investments & Loans (INDIA) LTD. ICRA AAA / A1+ No Change 14 30 Bhopal Dhule Transmission Company Limited CRISIL AAA No Change 14

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Birla TMT Holding Pvt Ltd, Turquoise Investments & Finance Pvt Ltd CRISIL A1+ No Change 31 14 TGS Investment & Trade Pvt Ltd, Trapti Trading & Investments Pvt Ltd ICRA A1+ No Change 32 Konti Infrapower & Multiventures PvtLtd/ Edison Utility Works Pvt.Ltd. BWR A+(SO) No Change 15 33 Dewan Housing Finance Corp Ltd CARE AA+ Downgrade 15 34 Dalmia Cement Bharat Ltd ICRA AA/A1+ No Change 15 35 ECL Finance Ltd ICRA AA/CRISIL A1+ No Change 16 36 East-North Interconnection Company Limited CRISIL AAA(SO) No Change 16 37 Edelweiss Agri Value Chain Limited CARE AA(SO) No Change 16 38 Essel Lucknow Raibareli Toll Roads Limited CARE AAA No Change 17 39 Fullerton India Credit Co. Ltd. CARE AAA/ICRA A1+ No Change 17 40 HPCL Mittal Energy Ltd. and HPCL Mittal Pipelines ICRA AA+ Upgrade 17 41 Igarashi Motors Sales Pvt. Ltd . (IMSPL) ICRA AAA (SO) No Change 18 42 IIFL Wealth Finance Ltd (IWFL) ICRA AA/A1+ No Change 18 43 Finance Ltd CRISIL AA/A1+ No Change 19 44 Indostar Capital Finance Ltd CARE AA- No Change 19 45 IOT Utkal Energy Services Ltd CRISIL AAA(SO) No Change 19 46 ICRA BBB No Change 19 47 Manappuram Finance Ltd CARE AA/ A1+ No Change 20 48 Muthoot Fincorp Ltd CRISIL A/BWR A+ No Change 20 49 Nabha Power Ltd ICRA AAA(SO)/ CRISIL A1+ No Change 20 50 Nuvoco Vistas Corporation Ltd CRISIL AA No Change 20 51 Jamnagar Utilities & Power Pvt Ltd CRISIL AAA No Change 21 52 Powergrid Vizag Transmission Ltd. CRISIL AAA(SO) No Change 21 53 Prestige Estates Projects Ltd ICRA A+ No Change 21 S D Corporation Private Limited ( backed by unconditional and 22 54 irrevocable DSRA guarantee of Shapoorji Pallonji & Co Pvt Ltd) CARE AA (SO) Downgrade 55 Sahyadri Agencies Ltd. BWR A(SO) No Change 22 56 SP Jammu Udhampur Highways Ltd ICRA AAA(SO)) No Change 22 M.J. Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd Unimed Technologies Limited CARE A1+ (SO) 57 No Change 23 Suraksha Realty Ltd Suraksha Asset Reconstruction Co. Ltd 58 Tata Motors Finance Solutions CRISIL AA/ CARE A1+ No Change 23 59 Tata Power Ltd. CRISIL AA-/ICRA A1+ No Change 23 60 U P Power Corporation Ltd IND AA(SO)/A+(SO) No Change 24 Holdings in our Fixed Income Funds as of 31st January 2019 25

As on January 31, 2019

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Existing Credit Papers

Bajaj Consumer Care Limited (CRISIL A1+)

 Bajaj Consumer Care Ltd (BCC) was incorporated in 2006. It is part of the Shishir Bajaj Group of companies and is a leading manufacturer of light hair oil in consumer packs under brand Bajaj Almond Drops Hair Oil (BADHO).

 The company also has presence in other hair oil categories through brands Bajaj Brahmi Amla, Bajaj Coco Jasmine and Bajaj Kailash Parbat cooling hair oil.

 BCC has stable turnover of Rs 800-900 crores with profits of ~200 crores every year

 The Company has ~Rs 350 crores of cash on its books. Hence the company has negative net debt structure.

 Bajaj Corporation Limited has been renamed as Bajaj Consumer Care Limited w.e.f 1st January, 2019.

Chambal Fertilisers & Chemicals Ltd. (CRISIL A1+)

 Chambal Fertilizers, a part of the KK Birla group, has the largest installed urea capacity in the private sector of 3.07 million tonnes per annum.

 The company has strong presence in the North Indian markets, with favorable plant locations close to end markets.

 The KK Birla group is well established in India and its other companies include HT Media Ltd (publishers of the Hindustan Times), Sutlej Industries Ltd, and Upper Ganges Sugar and Industries Ltd.

Indian Hospitals Corporation Ltd (BWR AA-(SO))

 Indian Hospitals Corporation Limited is a promoter group company of Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Ltd (AHEL).

 The company has been promoted by Dr. Prathap C Reddy and his family members, who are the promoters of Apollo Hospitals Group.

 It is a Loan against shares funding and the primary comfort here is drawn from underlying shares as securities. The transaction is structured with a security cover of 2.00 times and is in the form of pledge of listed shares of Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Limited.

 Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Limited started in 1983 is an integrated healthcare organizations with owned and managed hospitals, diagnostic clinics, dispensing pharmacies and consultancy services.

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Bahadur Chand Investments Private Limited(ICRA AA)

 Bahadur Chand Investments Private Limited and its parent, Brijmohan Lal Om Prakash’s (BMOP), are the principal holding companies of Hero MotoCorp Limited (HMCL).

 BCIPL has strong financial flexibility emanating from the market value of its investment in HMCL. It holds 20% stake in HMCL

 BCIPL and BMOP also hold equity and preference stake in a large number of group companies viz. Hero FinCorp Limited, Hero Future Energies Private Limited (merged into Clean Solar Power Hariyur), Rockman Industries Limited, Hero Electronix Private Ltd etc

Tata Communication Payment Solutions Ltd.(TCPSL)(CARE AA(SO))

 TCPSL, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Tata Communications Ltd. (TCL). TCPSL is a banking and financial services organization offering a one stop 'plug-and-play' infrastructure management solution on a pay-per-use model to its clients.

 The company provides payment solutions such as managed ATM services, managed hosted core banking solutions, point of sale (POS) solutions, card issuance & management and financial inclusion solutions. These services enable banks to focus on their core business, establish core banking processes, customer acquisition and retention channels with minimum resource allocations.

Godrej Properties Ltd (ICRA AA/A1+, CRISIL A1+)

 Godrej Properties Ltd (hereinafter, GPL) is currently developing residential, commercial and township projects spread across approximately 12 cities.

 GPL is a part of the Godrej Group which is amongst India’s most diversified conglomerates. The Godrej Group was established in 1897 and comprises of a varied business portfolio that includes real estate development, fast moving consumer goods, advanced engineering, home appliances, furniture, security, and agri-care.

 In 2010, Godrej Properties became a publicly listed company through a successful IPO in which it raised USD 100 million. It is one of India's only national developers with a strong presence across the country's leading real estate markets.

 The turnover has been in range of Rs 1,600 cr to Rs 2,200 cr in last 3 years with corresponding EBITDA margin of 23%-28%.

 Balance sheet structure is acceptable with gross gearing of 1.7x in FY’18. With capital raise of Rs 1,000cr post FY’18 gross gearing has improved to 1.1x (inc. Rs 1,000 cr capital in FY18 NW).

 Operating cash flows have been strong at ~Rs 1,800 cr in FY’18 due to increased inventory liquidation.

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Nayara Energy Limited (CARE AA)

 Incorporated in 1989, Nayara Energy Limited (formerly known as Essar Oil Limited) is an Oil and Gas company engaged in refining and marketing.

 It owns India's second-largest single location Refinery (at Vadinar, Gujarat) having a capacity of 20 million metric tons per annum (mmtpa; equivalent to 140 million barrels) and high complexity, which allows it to process crude oil with a blend of 23-30 API.

 It can process wide variety of crude oil ranging from ultra-heavy, high sulphur, sour crude (i.e. low API) to low sulphur light crude (i.e. high API) and has the flexibility to achieve the product slate based on expected demand.

 In August 2017, Essar Oil Limited (excluding Exploration & Production Division), along with its captive port and power assets, was acquired by Petrol Complex Pte. Limited (49.13%), a company owned by Rosneft Oil Company (a leader of Russia’s petroleum industry and second largest company in the world in terms of hydrocarbon production and reserves) and Kesani Enterprises Company Limited (49.13%), an investment consortium comprising of global commodity trading firm Trafigura Pte. Ltd., UCP PE Investments Ltd., and Oil Holding Limited at an enterprise value of USD 12.9 billion.

 The equity value of transaction was USD 7.5billion

Coastal Gujarat Power Ltd. (Guaranteed by Tata Power Co. Ltd) (CARE AA(SO))

 CGPL had implemented a 4,150-MW Ultra Mega Power Project (UMPP) in Mundra in Gujarat. The operations started in 2013.

 CGPL has entered into Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with DISCOMs in Maharashtra (760 MW), Gujarat (1805 MW), Rajasthan (380 MW), Punjab (475 MW) and Haryana (380 MW) for 3,800 MW power supply.

 CGPL is a wholly owned subsidiary of Tata Power, which has a strong market position as integrated power player. Tata Power is rated AA- by CRISIL.

 Exposure on CGPL is guaranteed by unconditional and irrevocable guarantee of Tata Power.

JM Financial Asset Reconstruction Company (ICRA AA-/A1+, CARE AA-/ A1+, CRISIL AA-/A1+)

 JMFAR is the asset reconstruction arm of JM Financial Group. It started operations in September 2008.

 JM Financial Group owns 57.1% of JMFAR while the remaining shareholding is spread between promoter group, public sector banks and institutional investors.

 Asset reconstruction business involves acquisition and resolution of distressed debt assets sold by banks or financial institutions

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 JMFAR initiates resolution of distressed assets either through a negotiated settlement with the entity (one time settlement), or by undertaking a debt restructuring process (acquisition as going concern and then attempt financial turnaround of the acquired company)

 Total AUM of the entity is ~Rs 13,000 cr in FY’18. Majority of AUM is currently spread across hospitality, real estate, pharmaceutical, textiles and ceramic industry

 JMFAR had income of Rs 388 cr in FY18 with PAT of 108 cr. The company is well capitalized with gross gearing of 1.4x in FY’18

Altico Capital India Pvt Ltd (IND AA-, ICRA A1+)

 Altico was established in 2004 by Clearwater Capital Partners LLC as Clearwater Capital Partners India Private Limited for wholesale lending to Indian SMEs. In January 2005, it was registered as a non-deposit accepting NBFC with the Reserve . Its business strategy initially focused on special situation opportunities across capital structures.

 In FY15 the company was rebranded to Altico Capital India Pvt. Ltd marking a change in the business strategy. Clearwater Capital Partners, Abu Dhabi Investment Council and Varde Partners have infused a combined capital of US$ 300 million in Altico Capital India Pvt Ltd.

 The company is mainly focused on senior secured lending to mid-income residential projects across Tier-1 cities in India which include Mumbai, NCR, Chennai, Bangalore, Pune and Hyderabad. The Company may look at commercial and other allied sectors (to real estate sector) in the future.

Avendus Finance Pvt Ltd (CRISIL A+/A1+)

 Avendus Finance Pvt Ltd (‘AFPL’) is an NBFC and a part of the Avendus Group.

 AFPL provides financing solutions to its corporate clients through Structured Debt/Mezzanine/High Yield products and assists in capital structuring as well as arranging financing for various requirements.

 AFPL is a wholly owned subsidiary of Avendus Capital Private Limited (ACPL). Private equity firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts (KKR Group) owns around 65% in ACPL (parent of AFPL). ACPL is the flagship company of the group and operates in M&A advisory, PE syndication and equity capital markets.

 KKR became the dominant shareholder by infusing Rs 460 crores into ACPL to expand the financing, wealth management, and other businesses in 2015.

Rent A Device Trust/Reliable Devices Trust (ICRA AAA(SO))

 It is a securitization transaction through Pass-Through Certificates (PTCs) which are backed by rentals due from Reliance Retail Limited (Renter/ RRL). The same receivables are assigned to the Rent a Device Trust.

 The same is rated as AAA(SO) by ICRA as the primary risk is predicated on Reliance Retail which is rated as AAA.

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 Reliance Retail Limited is a step - down subsidiary of Limited that owns about 94.4% stake in Renter through Reliance Retail Ventures Limited (RRVL).

 RIL forayed into the retail business in 2006 and has supported the growth of this business over the past decade through significant funding (total investments of ~Rs. 6,300 crore made as on March 31, 2018 in form of equity and convertible instruments) making RRL the largest retailer in the country.

Endurance Technologies Ltd (CRISIL AA/A1+)

 Endurance Technologies was established in 1985 by Mr. Anurag Jain (nephew of Rahul Bajaj, Chairman – Bajaj Auto).

 Endurance Technologies, a listed company, is one of India’s leading automotive component manufacturing companies for its product portfolio. The company began with manufacturing of aluminum castings.

 Over time it has grown organically in India, by diversifying into two and three wheeler suspension, transmission and braking systems products. At the same time, the Company has successfully grown inorganically through various strategic acquisitions in Europe. The Company derives 70% revenue from India and the remaining 30% from Europe.

 The domestic business is mostly 2-wheeler business with greatest revenue contribution coming from aluminum casting (44% of domestic revenues) followed by suspension (34%), transmission (8%), Braking (7%) and aftermarket and others (7%).

 In the Indian markets, the company primarily started as a supplier to Bajaj Auto. However, over the years it has successfully added new customers like Hero MotoCorp, Honda Motorcycles and Scooters, Royal Enfield, Yamaha, etc. In Europe, Endurance is a 4W aluminum casting supplier and caters to customers like FCA Italy SpA (Fiat), Daimler, Jeep, etc.

Green Infra Wind Energy (ICRA A1+, CRISIL A1+)

 GIWE is one of the major renewable independent Power Producers (with operational and under construction assets of 1.05 GW) and is 100% owned by Sembcorp Green Infra Ltd (SGIL) which is flagship renewable company of Sembcorp Group in India with total renewable power generation capacity of 1.7 GW.

 Sembcorp is a Singapore based group with focus on Utilities and offshore Engineering and has a market cap of SGD 4.8 bn. Temasek Holdings owns 49.5% in Sembcorp.

 All capacity of GIWE is tied up with State Government/Solar Energy Corporation Ltd and Power Trading Corporation with 25 year PPAs giving long term revenue visibility and ensuring low offtake risk.

 Balance sheet of the GIWE is stronger than most renewable players in India with consol. Debt/Equity of ~2.2x in FY18.

 Our exposure in CPs is guaranteed by Sembcorp Green Infra Ltd (SGIL).

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Utkarsh Small Finance Bank (ICRA A1)

 Utkarsh SFB is promoted and helmed by Mr. Govind Singh in the capacity of Managing Director & CEO. Mr. Singh has over three decades of experience in microfinance, banking and finance.

 Total loan book as on FY18 was ~Rs 3,100 crores out of which ~90% is microfinance (under Joint Lending Model) given the vintage of the group in microfinance space. The company has started operations in Wholesale loans, MSME and Affordable Housing and expects to grow portfolio through these segments.

 ~80% of book is concentrated in UP and Bihar given the vintage. However, this number is coming down.

 The entity is moderately capitalized with overall capital adequacy ratio of 17.4%.

 The asset quality is under control with net NPA of 1.1% in FY18

AASAN Corporate Solutions Private Limited (ICRA AA-(SO))

 The company is wholly-owned by Sri Krishna Trust, through its trustee Mr. Ajay Piramal.

 The NCDs are secured by an unconditional, irrevocable and continuing guarantee by The Sri Krishna Trust (SKT) and Piramal Management Services Private Limited (PMSPL) that would cover all obligations that may arise on the rated NCDs.

 SKT holds 43.71% shareholding in Piramal Enterprises Limited (PEL) and is the single largest shareholder in PEL

 There is a borrowing cap of Rs 4,500 crores or 25% of market value of free and unencumbered listed shares of PEL held by SKT.

Incred Financial Services Private Limited (CARE A/A1)

 ‘Visu Leasing and Finance Private Limited’ (VLF) is an NBFC and operates under brand name ‘InCred’.

 VLF typically offers four kinds of loan products like i. Personal Loans, ii. Home Loans, iii. Education Loans and iv. SME Loans.

 The InCred group lends through its new age financial services technology platform “InCred- credit for Incredible India” that leverages technology and data-science to make lending quick and convenient.

 The promoter, Mr. Bhupinder Singh (MBA, IIM Ahmedabad) has more than two decades of experience in financial services sector (majority of experience in ).

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 Overall loan book of VLF was Rs 1,892 crores which is well diversified across products classes and net worth was Rs 602 crores in June 2018. The NBFC is well capitalized with Capital Adequacy ratio of 31.1% in June 2018, much higher than RBI requirement of 15%.

Jyothy Fabricare Services Limited (Guaranteed By Jyothi Laboratories Ltd.) (CARE AA(SO))

 Jyothy Fabricare Services Ltd (JFSL), incorporated in 2008, is a subsidiary of Jyothy Laboratories Ltd (JLL).

 JFSL provides dry cleaning and laundry services, on B2B and B2C basis through two subsidiaries – Four Seasons Dry Cleaning Co. Ltd. & Snoways Launderers and Drycleaners Pvt. Ltd.

 Exposure to JFSL is guaranteed by Jyothy Laboratories Ltd. (JLL).

 JLL, incorporated in 1983, is a well-known FMCG brand with product offerings in multiple segments - detergents, soaps, toilet cleaners, personal care, household insecticides and insect repellents, etc. JLL acquired Henkel India Ltd and Henkel Marketing India Ltd. in FY 2011-12.

Suhani Trading and Investment Consultants Pvt Ltd (Secured by Equity shares of Future Retails Ltd & Future Lifestyle Fashions Ltd.) (BWR A+(SO))

 Promoter entity of Future Group (Kishore Biyani Group).

 Transaction structured as Loan Against Shares (LAS).

 Transaction has a security cover of 1.35x of Future Retail (FRL) and 0.25x of Future Lifestyle Fashions Limited (FLF). Further, 0.25x shares of FRL and FLF (in the same ratio of cover) will be kept in a separate demat account.

 Also, personal guarantee of Kishore Biyani.

Punjab National Bank (India Ratings A+, CARE AA-, CRISIL AA, BWR AA for Additional Tier 1 Bonds)

 Punjab National Bank is the second largest Public Sector Bank in India.

 Govt. of India (GOI) owns 62.25% in PNB and Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) owns around 12.24% (Jun 30, 2018).

 As on Sep 30, 2018 PNB had - total capitalization of 10.08% with Common Equity (CET1) of 6.49%; substantial distributable reserves (~Rs 9,560 crs). PNB has reported net loss of Rs 5,472 crores for the half year ended on Sep 30, 2018.

 PNB raised equity of around Rs 5,000 crores from institutional investors in Dec’17. Earlier this year (FY 2018-19), PNB received Rs. 2,816 crs as a part of the government’s bank recapitalization plan.

 The Bank board has approved proposal to seek capital support of Rs. 5,431 crs from the government.

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Sarvoday Advisory Services Pvt. Ltd. (BWR A(SO))

 Sarvoday Advisory Services Pvt. Ltd. is owned by the Sajjan Jindal Family Trust.

 Transaction structured as Loan Against Shares (LAS).

 Transaction has a security cover of 2.00x in the form of pledge of listed shares of JSW Steel and JSW Energy.

Bharti Telecom Ltd. (CRISIL A1+)

 Bharti Telecom Ltd. (BTL) is promoted by Bharti group and Singtel, Singapore.

 BTL holds ~50% shareholding of Bharti Airtel Limited (BAL) (June’18).

 Market value of BTL’s holding in BAL is around Rs 63,568.66 crs (Feb 28, 2019) which provides financial flexibility to the Company.

Future Lifestyle Fashions Ltd. (CRISIL AA-)

 Future Lifestyle Fashions Limited (FLF), a part of Future Group, operates in fashion retail and distribution and has pan-India presence.

 FLF operates its retail outlets in three broad formats – Central (big-box fashion retailer), Brand Factory (fashion discount chain) and Exclusive Brand Outlets (Planet Sports, etc.).

 FLF owns a portfolio of both owned / licensed brands and has also invested in various investee brands. It has 8 owned, 10 licensed and 13 investee brands.

 Product-wise, FLF has 19 brands in the pure apparel category and 12 brands in non-apparel categories like sports / active wear, footwear, accessories and others.

Aarish Solar Power Ltd. / Aashman Energy Pvt. Ltd. / Divyesh Power Pvt. Ltd. / Elena Renewable Energy Pvt. Ltd. / Pratyash Renewable Pvt. Ltd. / SEI Baskara Power Pvt. Ltd. / SEI Enerstar Renewable Energy Pvt. Ltd. / SEI Mihir Energy Pvt. Ltd. / Zuvan Energy Pvt. Ltd. /Shreyas Renwable Energy Pvt. Ltd (CARE AA-(SO))

 The above mentioned companies are SPVs of Greenko Group and involved in solar power generation.

 Greenko is majorly owned by marquee investors such as GIC, Singapore and Abu Dhabi Investment Authority.

 Each SPV has set-up solar plant with capacity of 50MW each. Plants at all SPvs are operational, supplying power to NTPC under a long term Power Purchase Agreement (PPA).

 Exposure is further secured by Corporate Guarantee from Greenko Energies Pvt Ltd (one of the major holding company for Greenko Group in India).

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Adani Infra (India) Ltd: (BWR AA-(SO))

 Adani Infra is a part of the Adani group of companies.

 The NCDs are secured by 1.5x pledge of shares of Adani Ports & SEZ (market capitalization of ~Rs. 67,481.94 crs as on Feb 28,2019), 0.3x of Adani Enterprise (market capitalization of ~Rs. 14,171.05 crs as on Feb 28, 2019) and 0.2x of Adani Transmission Limited (market capitalization of ~Rs. 22,419.63 crs as on Feb 28, 2019).

Ananta Landmarks Pvt Ltd (Unrated)

 Ananta Landmarks Pvt Ltd (‘ALPL’) is a part of the Kalpataru Group, a leading real estate developer based in Mumbai. ALPL was incorporated in January 2002.

 Kalpataru Group, founded in 1969 by Mr. Mofatraj Munot, has a well-diversified presence in real estate development, power generation, transmission & distribution projects, road-bridges, civil contracting, plastic processing, office supplies, property management and international trading.

 In last 17 years, Kalpataru Group has completed 38 projects having saleable area of over 136 lakhs sq. ft. in Mumbai, Thane & Pune and is in process of developing new 81 lacs sq. ft. in Mumbai, Thane, Pune & Chennai.

 Lending to ALPL is secured against a parcel of land, with a minimum security cover of 1.75x and also personal guarantee from Mr. Parag Munot (promoter of Kalpataru Group). The company has already received approval for development of part of the land.

AU Small Finance Bank Ltd: (AA-/A1+ by CRISIL, ICRA, India Ratings and CARE)

 Au Financiers Ltd. (AUF) is a Rajasthan-based small finance bank, operating primarily in CV finance segment and LAP business. AUF has also set up a housing finance subsidiary.

 AUF was set up by a first generation entrepreneur Sanjay Agarwal in 1986.

 In 2003, AUF started generating portfolio for HDFC Bank as a channel partner.

 In 2008, AUF received the first of its multiple private equity capital infusions. Subsequently, it started originating portfolio on its own book and saw a rapid growth trajectory thereafter.

Asirvad Microfinance Pvt. Ltd. (CRISIL A+)

 Asirvad Microfinance Pvt. Ltd. (AMPL) is an NBFC-MFI acquired by Manappuram Finance Ltd, which held 92% stake in AMPL in April 2018.

 In operation since Jan 2008; AMPL presently operates pan-India with a total of 832 branches (March 2018); 4,200 employees (March 2018); managed portfolio of Rs. 2,437 crs (March 2018).

 AMPL was promoted by Mr. SV Rajavaidyanathan, an IIT-IIM alumnus and former President at Reliance Retail Ltd, Chennai. He has ~30 years of experience in financial services. The other promoter is his brother Mr. SV Krishnamurthy, a qualified CA and CS. He promoted a financial BPO that has now been taken over by Sundaram Finance.

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 The Management comprises of professionals who have relevant experience and skills in Banking, Microfinance, Finance and HR to carry out their responsibilities.

 As at Mar 31, 2018 AMPL was held by Manappuram Finance (92%) & SV Rajavaidyanathan (8%)

Barclays Investments & Loans (INDIA) LTD. (ICRA AAA / A1+)

 Barclays Investment & Loans (India) Ltd (BILIL) is wholly owned by Barclays group (57.84% held by Barclays Bank Plc and 42.16% held by Barclays Mauritius Overseas Holdings Limited).

 BILIL’s core business is provisions of Loans Against Security (LAS) and mainly caters to ultra HNIs and commercial entities owned by these HNIs. These facilities are primarily offered to HNI and ultra-HNI clients of Barclays Wealth.

 The company provides loans against financial security only. Its credit facilities are specifically designed to meet the clients’ need for liquidity support against financial assets such as - equity shares, mutual fund units, bonds, debentures, etc. Most of these loans are short-term in nature

Birla TMT Holding Pvt Ltd. (CRISIL A1+), TGS Investment & Trade Pvt Ltd. (ICRA A1+), Trapti Trading & Investments Pvt Ltd (ICRA A1+), Turquoise Investments and Finance Pvt Ltd (CRISIL A1+)

 The above mentioned entities are promoter companies of Aditya Birla Group and hold stakes in listed entities of Aditya Birla Group, which provides them strong financial flexibility. These NBFCs mainly invests in shares and provide finance to listed and unlisted group entities. The entities are ultimately owned by Mr. Kumar Mangalam Birla.

Bhopal Dhule Transmission Company Limited (CRISIL AAA)

 BDTCL, a step-down subsidiary of Sterlite Power Transmission Limited was transferred to Sterlite Group’s recently floated InvIT, India Grid (IndGrid) InvIT.

 BDTCL is a power transmission project involving 8 elements, which include 6 transmission lines & 2 substations in the state of MP, Maharashtra & Gujarat. It has 765 kV S/C transmission lines of 891 circuit km (ckm) and 400 kV D/C lines of 53 ckm in Indore-Bhopal-Jabalpur region and Vadodara-Dhule-Aurangabad region along with two substations at Bhopal and Dhule.

 Project is implemented on Build, Own, Operate and Maintain (BOOM) basis and has a transmission service agreement (TSA) in place for 25 years, extendable by 10 years.

 Commission of the project was completed in June 2015 and has been operating at healthy average line availability of above 99.50%.

 Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd. (PGCIL) acts as the Central Transmission Utility (CTU) and is responsible for billing, collecting transmission charges from the discom’s and distributing the same among service providers.

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Konti Infrapower & Multiventures Pvt. Ltd. / Edison Utility Works Pvt.Ltd. (Secured by Equity shares of Zee Ltd) (BWR A+(SO))

 Both entities are entities held by Subhash Chandra & family, promoters of Zee Group.

 Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd (ZEE), promoted by Subhash Chandra, is one of India’s leading television, media and entertainment companies with a wide viewer base of over 959 million across 169 countries.

 ZEE operates 33 domestic channels and delivers 39 international channels covering all genres of entertainment.

 As on January 31, 2019, promoters held 42% stake in ZEE Entertainment Enterprises, valued at Rs. 19,274.67 cr on a market cap of Rs.44,824.81 cr.

 These NCDs are secured by pledge of shares of ZEE Entertainment Enterprises. We take comfort from the reputation and track record of Essel Group in general and fundamentals, liquidity and performance of ZEE shares.

Dewan Housing Finance Corporation Ltd (CARE AA+)

 DHFL, since 1984, primarily provides housing finance to individuals, especially to the low and lower-middle-income groups in Tier-II and Tier-III cities. It also offers non-housing loans such as LAP and developer loans.

 Has a pan-India presence, with customer touch points in 444 locations.

 The ratings reflect DHFL's strong market position in the housing finance segment, and its healthy asset quality supported by high granularity in the underlying portfolio. It has a strong market position in the mortgage finance segment as reflected in the significant scale achieved by the company over the past few years.

 DHFL is the third largest housing finance company with assets under management (AUM) of ~1,10,000 cr as on March 31, 2018. DHFL reported net profit of Rs. 1,172 crs in FY18 v/s PAT of Rs. 2,896 cr for FY17.

 In FY17, Board of DHFL had approved the sale of investments in DHFL Pramerica Insurance Company Ltd (DPLI) to its wholly owned subsidiary DHFL Investments Limited. This transaction resulted in a gain of Rs. 1,969 crs to DHFL in FY17.

Dalmia Cement Bharat Ltd (ICRA AA/A1+)

 DCBL is the cement-business holding company of the Dalmia group. In last 5 yrs, DCBL has enhanced capacities by way of brownfield and greenfield expansion and Dalmia group has accelerated its growth through strategic acquisitions.

 DCBL holds 75% stake in OCL India Ltd, a major cement player in eastern India with a capacity of 6.7 MT.

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 DCBL has established its North-East footprint by acquiring 3 cement plants - Calcom Cement, Adhunik Cement and JP Bokaro Cement resulting in DCBL’s total capacity rising to ~24 MT, making it the 3rd largest cement group in India.

 With a strong presence and robust market share in South and NE India, DCBL company benefits from an established management, strong operating efficiencies, established brand and caters to the relatively attractive cement markets of Tamil Nadu and Kerala. In TN and Kerela, DCBL enjoys relatively higher capacity utilization, realization and operating profit per tonne of cement sold as compared to cement companies located in AP and Karnataka.

 The NCDs are secured by first exclusive charge on 51% shares of OCL India.

ECL Finance Ltd (ICRA AA, CRISIL A1+)

 ECL Finance Ltd (ECLF), an NBFC along with Edelweiss Housing Finance Ltd is the primary lending arm of the .

 ECLF offers collateralized loans to corporates and promoters, initial public offering financing and employee stock option plan financing as well as SME loans and loans against property.

Edelweiss Agri Value Chain Limited (CARE AA(SO))

 Edelweiss Agri Value Chain Limited (EAVCL) is an Agri Value Chain initiative, from the Edelweiss Group.

 EAVCL is a step-down, wholly-owned subsidiary of flagship company Edelweiss Financial Services Limited (EFSL).

 EAVCL offers services spanning the entire agricultural supply chain viz., Procurement, Transport Logistics, Storage, Quality Assaying and Certification, Commodity Health Management, financing through Banks/FIs, Disposal services etc.

 EAVCL has 2 primary lines of activity – i) sourcing and storage of commodities, and ii) collateral and warehouse management, in which EAVCL holds client stocks and facilitates financing through partner banks against these stored commodities.

East-North Interconnection Company Limited (CRISIL AAA(SO))

 East North Interconnection Company Ltd. (ENICL), a 96.2% step-down subsidiary of Sterlite Technologies, is the developer of 2400 kV double circuit power transmission lines connecting Assam with West Bengal & Bihar.

 Project is developed on BOOM (Build, Own Operate & Maintain) basis, wherein ENICL is designated as the Interstate Transmission System (ISTS) Licensee.

 ENICL has entered into Transmission Service Agreement (TSA) with Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd. (PGCIL), which is valid for 25 years from date of order i.e. 28th October 2010 to 28th October, 2035.

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 PGCIL is acting as the Central Transmission Utility (CTU) and responsible for billing, collecting transmission charges from the discom’s and distributing the same among ISTS Licensee

 The project, consisting only of transmission lines, has high reliability and low maintenance complexity, given the well-established technology and long design life of such assets. The useful life of transmission assets is at least 35 years.

 Tariff payments to the project are linked only to availability of the assets and not with quantum of power flow, thus avoiding any volume risk based on transmission line utilization. In fact, the availability of Power Grid Corporation India Limited’s (PGCIL) assets across the country has remained above 99% in the last six years which demonstrates the well-established design/technology of transmission projects.

 Given that the project is effectively ring-fenced from sponsor and requires minimal sponsor support during its life, credit profile is independent of that of the sponsor.

Essel Lucknow Raibareli Toll Roads Limited: (CARE AAA)

 Essel Lucknow Raebareli Toll Roads Limited (“ELRTRL” or “the Company”) is a SPV owned 100% by Essel Group.

 ELRTRL has implemented and is currently operating a four lane Lucknow – Raebareli section of National Highway no. 24B (NH–24B) from 12.70km to 82.70km (design length 70km) in the state of Uttar Pradesh.

 The project was awarded by National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) to the company under competitive bidding process on design, build, and finance, operate and transfer basis.

 NHAI will pay semi-annual annuity of Rs. 50.4 Crs over the concession period of 17 years. The Company has started receiving annuity from 21 July 2015.

Fullerton India Credit Co. Ltd: (CARE AAA, ICRA A1+)

 Fullerton India Credit Company Limited (FICCL) is a step-down subsidiary of Temasek Holdings (an entity held by Govt of Singapore).

 FICCL commenced its operations in January 2006 catering primarily to self-employed borrowers.

 Over the last few years, FICCL shifted its focus towards secured lending in retail mortgages, rural lending and SME while moving away from low income segment, which is perceived to be more vulnerable to economic shocks.

HPCL Mittal Energy Ltd. (HMEL) and HPCL Mittal Pipelines (ICRA AA+)

 HMEL was incorporated in 2000 as a JV between HPCL Ltd and Mittal Energy investments Pte Ltd.

 HMEL has commercially commissioned a green field refinery complex with 11.3 mmtpa capacity at Bhatinda (Punjab, in north India) along with a captive power plant of 165 MV.

 To meet the crude receipt & storage facilities as well as to transport the crude for the company, its wholly owned subsidiary HPCL-Mittal Pipelines Ltd (HMPL) has set up a Crude oil terminal (COT)

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and Single Point Mooring (SPM) at Mundra Port and a cross-country pipeline for transportation of crude oil from Mundra to Bathinda.

 The majority shareholders i.e. HPCL and Mittal Investments both hold ~49% stake with SBI and HDFC Life holding ~1% each.

 HMEL is managed by a board comprising of 3 directors from HPCL, 3 from the Mittal group and 2 independent directors. Sponsors have committed to maintain minimum 51% shareholding on joint basis to lenders.

 HMEL’s Refinery, with Nelson Complexity Index of 12.6, has the capability to process heavy crude and produce high value petrochemical products. The products of the refinery meet Euro-III/IV norms.

 The refinery is located in North India, where supply of petroleum products is lower than demand.

 HPCL currently transports products from refineries located in coastal areas in West and South India. As an inland refinery, the company commands inland premium for its products.

Igarashi Motors Sales Pvt. Ltd. (IMSPL) (ICRA AAA(SO))

 IMSPL was promoted as a joint venture by erstwhile Agile Electric Drives Technologies and Holdings Pvt Ltd (which was amalgamated with Agile Electric Sub Assembly Pvt Ltd (AESPL) in 2011) and ABV Engineers and Consultants Private Limited (ABV).

 On May 11, 2017, Mr. P Mukund, acquired 100% stake of IMSPL from AESPL and ABV. Mr. Mukund is the Managing Director of Igarashi Motors India Limited.

 Transaction carries a credit enhancement provided by Axis Capital Ltd by way of an unconditional and irrevocable underwriting commitment on the NCDs, making the NCDs an obligation of Axis Capital.

 Axis Capital Ltd (earlier known as Axis Securities and Sales Ltd) is a 100% subsidiary of Ltd and is in the business of providing investment banking and capital market services.

IIFL Wealth Finance Ltd (IWFL) (ICRA AA/A1+)

 IWFL, is a newly acquired entity of the IIFL Group, and a 100% subsidiary of IIFL Wealth Management Limited (IWML).

 IWFL is operated as the lending vehicle for the Wealth business of the IIFL Group, with the key products being loan against securities and margin funding for existing customers of the Wealth business. IWFL forms the wealth management and distribution arm of the IIFL Group.

 IIFL Holdings Limited holds a majority stake of 53.86% in IIFL Wealth Management Limited as on March 07, 2016 (on fully diluted basis i.e. after considering the proposed conversion of warrants and stock options issued). General Atlantic has recently, taken a stake of 21.61% in IIFL Wealth (on fully diluted basis), with the balance being held by IIFL Wealth Management employees.

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India Infoline Finance Ltd (CRISIL AA-/A1+)

 India Infoline Finance Ltd is a majority owned (98.86%) subsidiary of IIFL Holdings Ltd (market capitalization of Rs. 10,492.44 cr as on Feb 28, 2019., which is the holding company of the India Infoline group

 India Infoline Finance Ltd is the NBFC arm of the group and gives loans against gold, real estate, CV, medical equipment and margin funding.

Indostar Capital Finance (CARE AA-)

 Indostar Capital Finance (ICF) started its full-fledged operations in Aug 2012 and is engaged in the business of secured wholesale funding with products ranging from corporate finance, capital market funding to property finance and acquisition funding.

 ICF is sponsored by three private equity funds - Goldman Sachs, Ashmore Group and Everstone Capital. The sponsors infused core equity of 900 crores at inception, making it one of the best capitalized and least leveraged NBFC in the market.

 ICF has a policy of maintaining adequate liquidity on balance sheet and does not do unsecured lending.

IOT Utkal Energy Services Ltd (CRISIL AAA(SO))

 IOTUL is a SPV which has set up crude and product storage tanks on Build-Own-Operate-Transfer (BOOT) basis for Indian Oil Corporation’s Paradip refinery in Orissa.

 IOTUL achieved successful completion and deemed commissioning of crude oil tankages in October 2013. The total project cost incurred for the construction of the facility was Rs.3,553 crore and the BOOT period is 15 years from COD (up to October 2028).

 The rating reflects the criticality of IOTUL’s facilities and the strong credit quality of its sole counterparty – IOC (rated AAA / A1+ by Crisil).

 IOTUL’s crude and product storage tanks facility will play a critical role in the operations of IOC’s Paradip refinery. IOTUL will also benefit from the fixed cash flows arising from its contractual agreement with IOC.

Jana Small Finance Bank Ltd (ICRA BBB)

 Jana Small Finance Bank Ltd. (JSFB, erstwhile Janalakshmi Financial Services Private Ltd) received its final license from RBI in March 2018, which permitted it to commence operations as a small finance bank.

 The exposure to JFSB is secured by exclusive charge on specific current receivables to the tune of 1.1x.

 Company has raised fresh capital of Rs 1,636 crores since Nov 2016 and a large part of the equity has gone towards meeting credit losses / provisioning.

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Manappuram Finance Ltd (CARE AA/ A1+)

 Manappuram Finance (MFL) is a non-deposit-taking NBFC engaged in providing finance against household gold ornaments.

 The company is promoted by Mr. VP Nandakumar, whose family has been engaged in the gold finance business for more than 60 years and has strong presence in South India.

 As on Oct 31, 2018 the company was operating through 4208 branches across 28 states.

 MFL enjoys robust capitalization and stable, diverse funding sources. It had AUM of Rs. 16,618 crores as on Jun 30, 2018 and net worth of Rs. 3,936 crores on Jun 30, 2018 (on standalone basis).

Muthoot Fincorp Ltd. (CRISIL A/ BWR A+)

 MFL, set up in 1997, is a non-deposit-taking, systemically important NBFC engaged in lending against gold.

 It is the flagship company of the Muthoot Pappachan group, which has diverse business interests, such as hospitality, real estate, and power generation.

 The company also distributes mutual funds, and general and life insurance products, and operates in the money-transfer segment. MFL operates out of 3,700 branches across India.

Nabha Power Ltd (ICRA AAA(SO), CRISIL A1+)

 Nabha is a 100% indirect subsidiary of Larsen & Toubro. Nabha was awarded a project by Punjab State Electricity Board (PSEB) to develop 1400 megawatt super critical coal-based thermal power project in Rajpura (Punjab). Nabha has in turn contracted a 25-year power purchase agreement with Punjab State Power Corporation Ltd (PSPCL).

 The rating is based on unconditional and irrevocable guarantee from Nabha’s ultimate parent, Larsen and Toubro Ltd, effectively making this an L&T obligation.

Nuvoco Vistas Corporation Ltd (CRISIL AA)

 Nuvoco Vistas Corporation Ltd is a 100% subsidiary of Nirma. Nuvoco Vistas Corporation was created with the merger of Nirma’s SPV Nirchem (which was floated to acquire Lafarge India) and Lafarge India.

 Nuvoco has plants in Searles Valley (United States), and in Gujarat and Rajasthan in India. It has set up a cement plant in Pali with a capacity of 2.28 million tonne per annum (mtpa), which began operations in November 2014.

 Nirma was set up in 1980 by Dr Karsanbhai K Patel to manufacture detergents, and is a privately held company operations to soaps, chemicals, allied products, and also processing minerals.

 Nirma is a privately held company with shareholding by Patel family. Nirma has healthy market position in domestic soda ash and soaps and detergent businesses supported by high backward integration.

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 Lafarge is a regional cement manufacturer, with an installed capacity of about 10.8 mtpa as on March 31, 2016. Lafarge has strong operating efficiency and established market position in cement. The acquisition of Lafarge will provide diversity in business risk profile and geographical presence for Nirma.

Jamnagar Utilities & Power Pvt Ltd: (CRISIL AAA)

 Jamnagar Utilities & Power Pvt. Ltd. (owned by promoters of Reliance Industries Ltd. – RIL) has set up power plants for RIL and also operates them.

 These plants are at Jamnagar (both in domestic tariff area and special economic zone) and Hazira with combined capacity of 1116 MW of power and 4490 tonnes per hour of steam.

Powergrid Vizag Transmission Ltd. (PVTL) (CRISIL AAA(SO))

 PVTL was incorporated as a Project SPV in November 2011, and subsequently acquired by PGCIL in August 2013, after it emerged as the successful bidder in the exercise conducted by REC Transmission Project Company Limited (the Bid Process Coordinator), pursuant to the guidelines of Tariff Based Competitive Bidding (TBCB).

 PVTL is establishing the project on Build, Own, Operate and Maintain (BOOM) basis. Transmission License has been granted to PVTL in January 2014, and transmission charges were adopted by the CERC in the same month.

 The exposure is backed by an unconditional and irrevocable guarantee of Powergrid Corporation of India (PGCIL).

Prestige Estates Projects Ltd (ICRA A+)

 Prestige Estates Projects Ltd (PEPL) is the flagship company of Prestige Group with a market capitalization of Rs. 7,721.25 crs (as on Feb 28, 2019).

 Established in 1986 and currently headed by Mr. Irfan Razack - Chairman & Managing Director, Prestige has over 28 years of experience in real estate development and is one of the leading real estate developers in South India.

 Has developed a diversified portfolio of real estate projects focusing on residential (apartments, villas, plotted developments and integrated townships), commercial (corporate office blocks, built-to-suit facilities, technology parks and campuses and SEZs), hospitality (including hotels, resorts, spas and serviced apartments) and retail (including shopping malls) segments of the real estate industry.

 Prestige also holds sizeable land parcels of more than 300 acres in Bangalore and other cities.

 The transaction involves mortgage on the unsold identified residential units in four under construction properties of PEPL such that the security cover of at least 1.5x is maintained at all times during the tenure of the NCDs.

 All sale proceeds from the said projects will be deposited in the escrow account and will be available to investors for prepayment.

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 70% of sales have already been achieved in the four projects on a combined basis, thereby significantly reducing pricing and sales risk.

S D Corporation Private Limited (backed by unconditional and irrevocable guarantee of Shapoorji Pallonji & Co Pvt Ltd – DSRA guarantee for NCD and corporate guarantee for CPs) (CARE AA(SO))

 S. D. Corporation Private Limited (SDCPL), a JV between the Shapoorji Pallonji Group and the Dilip Thacker Group is engaged in real estate development. Its operations are largely concentrated in Mumbai.

 The guarantor, Shapoorji Pallonji and Company Private Limited (SPCPL) is the flagship company of the Shapoorji Pallonji Group.

 SP Group is a consortium of companies held by the Mistry Family and has diversified businesses across sectors like construction, water purification, infrastructure development, etc.

 Shapoorji Pallonji & Co. Pvt Ltd (SPCPL) is one of India’s leading construction companies and has a legacy of almost 150 years. It has built diverse civil and engineering structures; executed some major notable commercial construction projects around the country.

 The SP Group is also the largest private shareholder (with an 18.37% stake) in Tata Sons Limited, the holding company of the Tata Group.

 SPCPL, which is held by Mr. Shapoor Mistry and Mr. Cyrus Mistry through various group companies, functions as the holding-cum-operating company of the SP Group.

Sahyadri Agencies Ltd. (BWR A(SO))

 Sahyadri Agencies is held by the promoter of Jyothy Labs, Mr. M P Ramchandran.

 The promoter holds ~67% stake in Jyothy Labs (valued at Rs. 4,369.04 crs on a market cap of Rs. 6,520.96 crs as on Feb 28, 2019). These NCDs are in the nature of promoter funding, secured by pledge of shares of Jyothy Laboratories Ltd (minimum cover of 2x) and personal guarantee of promoter.

 The structure derives credit comfort from several covenants – total debt of the promoter capped at Rs. 400 crs or 30% of Jyothy Labs market value, whichever is lower and all cash flows received in the form of dividends, cash, bonus debentures etc shall be utilized towards repayment/prepayment of this debt.

 We draw comfort from the pledge provided by promoter, Jyothy’s 3 decade experience in FMCG and its consistence performance, backed by steadily rising share prices since last 3-4 yrs.

SP Jammu Udhampur Highways Ltd. (ICRA AAA(SO))  SP Jammu Udhampur Highway Limited (SPJUHI) is an SPV owned 100% by Shapoorji Group. It undertook strengthening and four-laning of 64.58 km of Jammu to Udhampur on NH 1A on BOT and annuity basis, with total project cost of ~Rs.2,200 cr.

 The concession period is 20 years (ending Jun-2031) and semi-annual annuity is Rs.202 cr. SPJUHI achieved COD in Jun 2014.

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 The structure incorporates, in addition to first charge over all toll receivables, a pledge of 51% of equity shares of SPJUHI by promoters, with an undertaking that remaining 49% will not be sold or otherwise transferred without prior approval of NCD holder, no further debt to be raised in the project, minimum DSCR of 1.05X.

 Most importantly, we derive comfort from an unconditional, irrevocable guarantee from Shapoorji Pallonji Co. (flagship company of the group) to fund DSRA (next payment), further capex, and any additional O&M/major maintenance or replacement costs, and to make good any annuity deduction made by NHAI in case of inadequate availability of lanes and also in case of termination of project; this effectively protects NCD holders from any additional cash outflow apart from those presently accounted for

 The DSRA guarantee and all above undertakings will be unconditional and irrevocable as part of the Promoter Support Agreement signed between the Sponsors and Debenture Trustee.

Suraksha Realty Ltd (CARE A1+(SO)); Suraksha Asset Reconstruction Co. Ltd (CARE A1+(SO)); M.J.Pharmaceuticals Pvt Ltd (CARE A1+(SO));Unimed Technologies Limited (CARE A1+(SO));

 Suraksha Realty,Suraksha Asset Reconstruction Co., M.J.Pharmaceuticals Pvt Ltd and Unimed Technologies Limited are owned by the promoter group of Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd (rated AAA / A1+ by Crisil).

 Established by Mr. Dilip Shanghvi in 1983, today has a market capitalization of about Rs.1,06,805.9 crs (as on Feb 28, 2019).

 The transaction is structured as a loan against shares (LAS) with a security cover of 1.75 times and is in the form of pledge of listed shares of Sun Pharma. The transaction has adequate safeguards and covenants to protect the interests of the investor.

Tata Motors Finance Solutions (CRISIL AA, CARE A1+)

 TMFS is a 100% subsidiary of Tata Motors Finance Ltd (TMFL).

 TMFL has transferred its existing manufacturer-guaranteed and pre-owned vehicle financing businesses to TMFS. Additionally TMFS will also engage in financing of construction equipment manufactured by Tata-Hitachi.

 We derive comfort from the strong business, financial, and managerial support and commitment given by TMFL and Tata Motors Ltd to TMFS due to its high strategic importance. TMFS is expected to receive significant support from Tata Motors.

 TMFS will benefit from the representation of Tata Motors senior management on its board.

 Additionally, both TMFL and TMFS will have a common managing director.

Tata Power Ltd. (CRISIL AA-, ICRA A1+)

 The Tata Power Company Limited (Tata Power), a Tata Group company, is involved in the business of generation, distribution and transmission of power. It has a license for bulk supply of electricity in the city of Mumbai.

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 Tata Power Group currently has a total generation capacity of 8,613 MW on its own books as well as its subsidiaries. Of the same, 2,027 MW capacity is utilized to meet the power demands in the License Area in Mumbai. The company supplies power to Bombay Electric Supply & Transport Undertaking (BEST).

 Besides, it also supplies to the Railways and other industrial and High-Tension consumers in Mumbai apart from direct sales to retail consumers in the License Area.

 Tata Power operates the 4000 MW capacity as part of its Ultra Mega Power Project (UMPP) at Mundra (project COD in March 2013), and the 1050 MW capacity in Maithon (project COD in July 2012) through SPVs.

 The company also acquired 30% stake in coal mining companies (KPC and Arutmin, based in Indonesia) and 26% stake in PT Baramulti Suksessarana Tbk (BSSR), Indonesia, in November 2012, through offshore SPVs. In January 2014, the company however announced it had signed an agreement for sale of its stake in PT Arutmin Indonesia.

 Also, Tata Power has a power plant at Jojobera (428 MW) which supplies power to Tata Steel Ltd. Tata Power also has an IPP in Haldia of 120 MW capacity out of which 100 MW capacity is sold on merchant basis.

 Further, the company has installed wind power plants of 461 MW as on date in the states of Gujarat, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka along with approx 58 MW solar projects commissioned in Maharashtra and Gujarat.

U P Power Corporation Ltd (India Ratings AA (SO)/A+(SO))

 U P Power Corporation Limited (“UPPCL” or “the Company”) is a power distribution company wholly owned by the UP Government (GoUP). The Company has issued bonds, to fund its operations, under the provisions of the UDAY (Ujwal DSICOM Assurance Yojana) agreement.

 The Company has issued bonds under two structures.

 Under the structure rated AA(SO), the bonds are secured by charge on receivables of UPPCL and also have -backed structured payment mechanism which will ensure timely servicing of obligations on the bonds.

 Under the structure rated A+(SO), the bonds are secured by charge on receivables of UPPCL and also have a structured payment mechanism which involves charge on subsidy receivables from GoUP.

 Both the structures have escrow mechanism wherein daily collections will be deposited into escrow a/c which will be used for servicing of bonds. Further, these are secured by an unconditional and irrevocable guarantee from Govt. of Uttar Pradesh.

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Select Statement Of Holdings In Our Fixed Income Funds As On Feb 28, 2019 Kotak Banking Kotak Bond Kotak Corporate Kotak Credit Kotak Dynamic Kotak Low Kotak Mahindra Kotak Medium Kotak Money Kotak Savings Credit Papers Kotak Bond and PSU Debt Short Term Bond Fund Risk Fund Bond Fund Duration Fund Liquid Scheme Term Fund Market Scheme Fund Aarish Solar Power Ltd. Aasan Corporate Solutions Pvt. Ltd. Aashman Energy Pvt. Ltd. Adani Infra (India) Limited. Altico Capital India Pvt Ltd Ananta Landmarks Pvt Ltd. Asirvad Microfinance Private Limited AU Small Finance Bank Ltd. Avendus Finance Pvt Ltd. Bahadur Chand Investments Private Limited Bajaj Consumer Care Limited Bharti Telecom Ltd. Bhopal Dhule Transmission Company Ltd. Chambal Fertilisers & Chemicals Ltd. Coastal Gujarat Power Ltd. Dalmia Cement (Bharat) Ltd Dewan Housing Finance Corporation Ltd. Divyesh Power Pvt. Ltd. East-North Interconnection Company Limited ECL Finance Ltd. Edelweiss Agri Value Chain Ltd. Elena Renewable Energy Pvt. Ltd. Endurance Technologies Ltd Essel Lucknow Raebareli Toll Roads Limited Fullerton India Credit Co. Ltd. Future Lifestyle Fashions Ltd. Godrej Properties Limited Green Infra Wind Energy Ltd. HPCL Mittal Energy Ltd. Igarashi Motors Sales Pvt. Ltd. INCRED FINANCIAL SERVICES PRIVATE LIMITED Indian Hospitals Corporation Ltd Indostar Capital Finance Limited IOT Utkal Energy Services Ltd. JAMNAGAR UTILITIES & POWER PRIVATE LIMITED Jana Small Finance Bank Ltd. Jyothy Fbricare Services Ltd. Konti Infrapower & Multiventures Pvt. Ltd. M.J. Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd. Manappuram Finance Ltd. Muthoot Fincorp Ltd. Nabha Power Ltd. Nayara Energy Limited Nuvoco Vistas Corporation Ltd. Powergrid Vizag Transminssion Ltd. Pratyash Renewable Pvt. Ltd. Prestige Estates Projects Limited Punjab National Bank Rent A Device Trust S D Corporation Pvt. Ltd. Sahyadri Agencies Ltd Sarvoday Advisory Services Pvt. Ltd. SEI Baskara Power Pvt. Ltd. SEI Enerstar Renewable Energy Pvt. Ltd. SEI Mihir Energy Pvt. Ltd. Shreyas Renwable Energy Pvt. Ltd. SP Jammu Udhampur Highway Ltd. Suraksha Asset Reconstruction Pvt. Ltd. Suraksha Realty Ltd. Tata Communication Payment Solutions Ltd. Tata Motors Finance Solutions Ltd. TGS Investment & Trade Private Ltd. Trapti Trading & Investments Private Limited U P Power Corporation Ltd 25 Unimed Technologies Limited Utkarsh Small Finance Bank Ltd. Zuvan Energy Pvt. Ltd.

Disclaimers:

The above disclosure on credit quality of the debt instruments is based on the information provided by rating agencies/respective companies. Few schemes of have taken exposure in the debt instruments issued by above companies. In future, the Fund Manager at their discretion may or may not invest in the Debt instruments issued by above companies. Mutual Fund investments are subject to market risks, read all scheme related documents carefully

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