SEBI’s recent amendments to bond regulations lower the minimum face value to ₹10,000, aiming to democratize bond market access. While India’s financial market complexity grows, understanding terms like bond duration and coupon rate becomes crucial. Despite low financial asset ownership, India sees a surge in equity and derivative trading, though many investors overlook associated risks. Amidst this, a retail bond market emerges as a potential investment avenue, offering diversification benefits. However, investors must grasp concepts like inflation risk and credit risk before venturing into bond trading.
SEBI’s Bond Market Reforms: Opportunities and Risks for Investors
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