Avanse Financial Services Limited is a non-banking financial company specializing in education financing solutions for students and educational institutions. The company provides education loans for higher studies in India and abroad, along with growth and working capital financing for schools, colleges, and other educational organizations. Through its technology-driven approach and customer-centric services, Avanse aims to make quality education more accessible and affordable. The company focuses on responsible lending, innovation, and expanding educational opportunities while supporting the development of India's education ecosystem.
Education loan provider Avanse secures $200 million ECB; to expand lending support for poor students
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42 weeks ago
Leading education loan provider Avanse Financial Services Limited has raised a multi-currency syndicated External Commercial Borrowing (ECB) facility equivalent to $200 million. Classified as a social loan, this ECB facility will be used to support students from economically weaker sections in pursuing their academic aspirations, the company said in a Thursday statement.
ECB refers to commercial loans availed by eligible resident entities in India from recognised non-resident entities abroad.
The education-focused NBFC (non-banking financial institution) said the transaction was jointly led by DBS Bank Limited, through its IFSC unit at GIFT City, and HSBC India as mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners for the commercial loan, which drew participation from leading banks across Taiwan, Japan, Singapore, Sri Lanka, the UAE, and India. The deal included commitments of $141.3 million and a Japanese Yen tranche equivalent to $58.7 million, aggregating to $200 million.
After dropping IPO plan, Warburg, Mubadala-backed NBFC Avanse plans $152-mn rights issue
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25 weeks ago
Avanse is the second-largest non-banking financial company (NBFC) in the education loan segment with expertise in the overseas education loan segment.
The NBFC’s board approved a rights issue to raise the amount in a meeting held on December 17, the people cited said.
The rights issue plan comes after the NBFC dropped its initial public offering plan amid headwinds in the overseas education market.