Overview: Corporate bond funds mostly concentrate on highly rated investments, providing a degree of stability and a predictable income stream.ICICI Prudential ...

Driven by a need for low-cost liquidity, Indian companies increased their average borrowing in the corporate bond repo market ...

Regulatory nudges, investor preferences and stronger market infrastructure are pushing issuers back to exchange-listed bonds.

The study reviews historical yield trends, regulatory disclosures, and market research to analyze how monetary policy conditions, issuance patterns, liquidity developments, and market structure have ...

At present, India’s corporate bond market is estimated to be around $650 billion, which is significantly smaller when ...

India’s corporate bond market is expanding fast. From record FY25 issuances to rising FPI interest and digital platforms, here’s what’s shaping the shift.

In the first eight months of FY26, secondary corporate bond trades in India hit a record 16.2 lakh, surpassing the previous ...

The corporate bond segment of India’s debt market has been crying out for help. A Niti Aayog report calls for policy changes ...

Power Finance Corp (PFC) has withdrawn its ₹6,000 crore bond issuance due to investor bids exceeding acceptable yield levels.

India needs a deeper, more liquid, and diversified corporate bond market to support long-term economic growth, infrastructure financing, and financial stability, according to a detailed policy report ...

Bond yields have risen over 10 basis points since RBI cut the repo rate in DecemberInvestors are in a risk-off sentiment, ...

India's corporate bond market has the potential to exceed Rs 100-120 trillion by 2030, provided some deeper structural reforms and institutional capacity-building are undertaken, according to a report ...