IIFL Finance repurchases part of USD 413.3M senior secured notes due 2028

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AI summary

IIFL Finance has repurchased at premium USD 1,369,526 (including accrued interest) of its Senior Secured Fixed Rate Notes due 2028, issued under the Global Medium Term Note Programme. This is about 0.33 percent of the total USD 413,325,000 outstanding principal. The repurchase complies with RBI External Commercial Borrowings rules and FEMA regulations, and is within the limit approved by the Authorised Dealer bank.

Likely market impact

Small liability management move at a premium. Limited impact on overall debt given the tiny size of the buyback versus total outstanding notes.