Adani Green Energy recently completed the funding to redeem its $750 million bonds due in September, eight months before they mature
In January, the country's largest lender SBI raised Rs 5,000 crore in capital through Basel III compliant Additional Tier 1 bonds (AT-I) at a coupon rate of 8.34 per cent amid tight market conditions
Indian bonds have rallied over the past three months, fueled by overseas inflows ahead of global index inclusion starting June
The outlook for Indian debt has brightened amid hopes of foreign inflows of as much as $40 billion due to the index inclusion
India's trillion-dollar sovereign bond market is gearing up for a rush of foreign money in the run-up to inclusion in JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s emerging markets bond index in June
Although the figures don't capture all bondholders, they provide a window into investor activity as the securities sold off and later recouped many of their losses
Continuous VRR indicates accommodative approach on liquidity
Next financial year also likely to see similar target
REC plans to raise up to Rs 1,000 cr ($120.43 million), including a greenshoe of Rs 500 crore billion, through bonds maturing in over three years
The rush this early in the year underscores a belief that interest rates are as low as they can get for some time to come
The US 10-year Treasury yield, the benchmark for borrowing costs globally, has dropped 50 basis points (bps) in December after falling 53 bps in November. Its two-month fall is the biggest since 2008
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To deepen the bond market, Sebi is looking to introduce the concept of 'fast track' public issuance for debt securities and further reduce the face value of debt securities, including non-convertible debentures, issued on a private placement basis to Rs 10,000 from Rs 1 lakh at present. If implemented, the move would also promote ease of doing business. "The main intention of a fast track public issuance of debt securities is to facilitate frequent issuers with a consistent track record, to make public issues of debt securities with reduced time, cost and effort," Sebi said in its consultation paper. To further enhance the participation of the non-institutional investors in the corporate bond market, Sebi has "proposed to permit issuers to launch NCDs (non-convertible debentures) or NCRPS (non-convertible redeemable preference shares) with the face value of Rs 10,000". However, in such cases, the issuer should appoint a merchant banker who would carry out due diligence for issuance
The government is looking to appoint a consultant to advise it on managing the Bharat Bond ETF, whose asset under management (AUM) has crossed Rs 50,000 crore since its launch in 2019. The Bharat Bond Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) comprises bonds of CPSEs, CPSUs, Central Public Financial Institutions (CPFIs) and other government organisations. These institutions have issued bonds and raised debt of Rs 33,400 crore since 2019, using the ETF platform. The Department of Investment and Public Asset Management (DIPAM) on Friday issued an RFP for appointing an advisor/consultant with experience and expertise in advising or who has been involved in a relevant capacity in the launch of an ETF/Debt ETF /Debt MF/ index linked fund/corporate bonds issuances. Merchant bankers/investment bankers/consulting firms/financial institutions; either individually or as a consortium; can bid to act as the advisor/consultant. The advisor will analyse, assist and advise on the possible monetisation of the de
Former Governor Haruhiko Kuroda deployed QQE in April 2013, aiming to shock the public out of a deflationary mindset with heavy money printing, and fire up inflation to the bank's 2% target
A Citi spokesperson at that time had said the company did not discriminate against the sector and that it believed it was complying with Texas' law
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The outstanding for this bond stands at $520 million, according to data from LSEG
Industry experts say anything between $20 billion and $30 billion could flow in, at least on paper. There could also be more interest in Indian G-Secs among foreign investors