Divya Patil
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Franklin Plans First India Debt Fund After $3 Billion Freeze
Franklin Templeton Asset Management India Pvt. will introduce its first India debt fund after it wound up 308 billion rupees ($3.7 billion) of such plans more than four years ago.
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Franklin Plans First India Debt Fund After $3 Billion Freeze
Franklin Templeton Asset Management India Pvt. will introduce its first India debt fund after it wound up 308 billion rupees ($3.7 billion) of such plans more than four years ago.
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Indian Banks Short-Term Debt Rise To 12-Year High On Loan Demand
The outstanding amount of certificates of deposit issued by banks rose to highest level since June 2012.
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A Rs 4,800-Crore Bond Bill Looms For MTNL Amid Fund Crunch
The telecom company last week said it couldn’t transfer an adequate amount of interest on its 7.59% July 2033 bonds, which are guaranteed by the government.
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Indian Financiers’ Debt Lures Buyers on Widest Spread Since 2020
Shadow lenders have raised a record amount from domestic and offshore bond markets this year.
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Indian Financiers’ Debt Lures Buyers on Widest Spread Since 2020
Shadow lenders have raised a record amount from domestic and offshore bond markets this year.
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India Credit Seen Benefiting From Index-Related Bond Flows
Buying of company debt will start with state-run firms and then eventually shift toward those with lower credit ratings, Aditi Mittal, co-founder and director of IndiaBonds.com, said.
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Citi Sees India Allure Enticing Global Bond Funds to Stay
Global investors who’ve bought Indian government bonds to piggyback on their inclusion in a flagship debt gauge are likely to remain invested and not take a quick profit, according to Citigroup Inc.’s top local trader.
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Amid Speculations On RBI's Rate Hike, Money Managers Look For Safer Bets
A hawkish pivot by the RBI has money managers scurrying to find safer bets while bracing for potentially the steepest rate hikes in Asia
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Asian Junk Bond Sales Are Hottest in Five Years on India Boom
Asia’s high-yield dollar bond sales this year have grown annually for the first time in five years, fueled by Indian financial companies’ rush to access offshore investors.
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Asian Junk Bond Sales Are Hottest in Five Years on India Boom
Asia’s high-yield dollar bond sales this year have grown annually for the first time in five years, fueled by Indian financial companies’ rush to access offshore investors.
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Contrarian Indian Fund Manager Has A Warning For Bond Chasers
Tata Asset Management Pvt. has slashed the average maturity of its sovereign bond fund to about five years, from over eight years last month and 16 years in December, Akhil Mittal, senior fund manager, said in an interview. That compares with a maturity of nearly 14 years for the benchmark Crisil dynamic gilt index.
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Exotic Corporate Debt Products Lure Yield-Hungry Indian Savers
These investors are delving into debt backed by cash flow from bonds issued by the country’s mid-sized firms.
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Exotic Corporate Debt Products Lure Yield-Hungry Indian Savers
These investors are delving into debt backed by cash flow from bonds issued by the country’s mid-sized firms.
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Asia Junk Debt Has Best Winning Streak In Year Amid China Woes
Asia’s high-yield bonds posted positive returns for a third month in January, in a sign investors see opportunity in speculative-grade firms despite the turmoil in China’s property sector.
