"We have received the entire $100 million, which was issued as 8.32 percent coupon notes with a six-year maturity.

According to the cooperation, 50% of cash will be used to support financing for women borrowers, while the other 50% will be used to finance green housing for purchasers in this cheap housing segment, IIFL HFL's Monu Ratra told sources.

Economically disadvantaged (EWS) and low-income groups (LIG), including female borrowers in India, will have easier access to housing finance thanks to the deployment of the full facility, he noted.