India's bond market has seen a dramatic overhaul, becoming more open and globally connected. Key reforms by SEBI, including lowered minimum investment amounts for corporate bonds, have significantly boosted participation.
India's bond market has seen a dramatic overhaul, becoming more open and globally connected. Key reforms by SEBI, including lowered minimum investment amounts for corporate bonds, have significantly boosted participation.
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India's bond market has transformed significantly over the last decade, moving from an opaque, institutional-focused space to a more transparent and accessible one. Regulatory reforms, technological advancements, and global index inclusion have fueled this growth, nearly tripling total issuances. Experts highlight reduced minimum investment thresholds and enhanced regulatory frameworks as key drivers, paving the way for substantial future expansion.
