The new index -- S&P BSE Liquid Rate Index -- can be used to create exchange traded funds (ETFs) for both retail and institutional investors.
The index is designed to measure the returns from a daily rolling deposit at the CBLO rate, Asia Index said in a statement.
"As the Indian fixed income market is maturing, investors are seeking a tool to measure the performance of CBLO rates over a period of time," Asia Index CEO Alka Banerjee said.
The new index would be calculated using the CBLO rate for transactions maturing on the following business day and with settlement T+0.
Rates used would be provided by the Clearing Corporation of India Ltd (CCIL).
The S&P BSE CBLO Index is calculated only on those days when both BSE and CCIL are open.
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