Sebi has cut the minimum ticket size for municipal bonds to ₹10,000 from ₹1 lakh and eased rules to deepen the municipal debt market. But experts say low investor awareness, patchy liquidity and difficulty assessing municipal credit risk will keep retail participation muted in the near term.
Sebi has cut the minimum ticket size for municipal bonds to ₹10,000 from ₹1 lakh and eased rules to deepen the municipal debt market. But experts say low investor awareness, patchy liquidity and difficulty assessing municipal credit risk will keep retail participation muted in the near term.
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