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RBI Allows Foreign Investors To Buy Securitised Debt
The securitised debt can include any securities issued by special purpose vehicles in which banks or certain financial firms are the originators, the RBI said.
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RBI Allows Foreign Investments In Unlisted Debt Securities
To attract more foreign funds into capital markets, the Reserve Bank of India has allowed FPIs (foreign portfolio investors) to invest in unlisted debt securities as well as in securitised debt instruments.
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Securitised debt, over-the-counter trades to be reported within 15 minutes: Sebi
All trades in securitised debt instruments and over-the-counter (OTC) trades in corporate bonds will be have to be reported within 15 minutes of the transaction from Tuesday, April 1.
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Sebi paves way for listing of securitised debt instruments
Stock market regulator Sebi on Thursday allowed the listing of securitised debt instruments or certificates on exchanges, a decision that will boost the country's debt market. Sebi came out with 'Listing Agreement for Securitized Debt Instruments' and said that the move would help improve the secondary market liquidity for such instruments....
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RBI Allows Foreign Investors To Buy Securitised Debt
The securitised debt can include any securities issued by special purpose vehicles in which banks or certain financial firms are the originators, the RBI said.
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RBI Allows Foreign Investments In Unlisted Debt Securities
To attract more foreign funds into capital markets, the Reserve Bank of India has allowed FPIs (foreign portfolio investors) to invest in unlisted debt securities as well as in securitised debt instruments.
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Securitised debt, over-the-counter trades to be reported within 15 minutes: Sebi
All trades in securitised debt instruments and over-the-counter (OTC) trades in corporate bonds will be have to be reported within 15 minutes of the transaction from Tuesday, April 1.
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Sebi paves way for listing of securitised debt instruments
Stock market regulator Sebi on Thursday allowed the listing of securitised debt instruments or certificates on exchanges, a decision that will boost the country's debt market. Sebi came out with 'Listing Agreement for Securitized Debt Instruments' and said that the move would help improve the secondary market liquidity for such instruments....
