“Trade in the derivatives of the corporate bonds is a different limit … There are good discussions between Sebi and RBI, and we hope that we will see progress soon,” said Sebi all-time member Ananth Narayan at an event organized by a industry organization on corporate bonds.
“We have to make trade in corporate bonds popular. Today, secondary bonds are about £ 1.4 Lakh crore per month. Stock markets act much in one day. If we can make bonds trade more comparable to stocks of stock, platforms, even commercial culture,” said, “said Naray,”, said Naray.
Banks’ Treasury Winins, stimulated by open market activities and the softening of proceeds in the first quarter, is expected to decrease considerably in the second quarter. Rising yields and the absence of OMOs will have a negative influence on the income of bonds. Analysts anticipate muted profits compared to the previous quarter, which may lead to Mark-to-Market losing for some institutions.
Excellent corporate bonds rose from £ 17.5 trillion at the end of FY15 to £ 53.6 trillion as of March 2025, according to SEBI data.
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