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Source: Live Mint The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has introduced a three-day liquidity window facility to encourage retail participation in the corporate bond market. In a 16 October circular, the market regulator said it would allow bond issuers to give investors voluntary put options to sell bonds back at specific intervals before…
Source: Business Standard Illustration: Binay Sinha 2 min read Last Updated : Sep 27 2024 | 3:16 PM IST Grip Invest has said millennials comprise 63 per cent of all corporate bond investors on its investment platform, marking how a “niche asset” has become a “mainstream choice”. Click here to connect with…
Source: Live Mint Capital market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), on Friday, allowed mutual funds to buy and sell credit default swaps (CDS) to improve liquidity in the corporate bond market. “It has been decided to allow greater flexibility to mutual funds to both buy and sell CDS with adequate risk management,”…
