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Corporate bond mobilisation falls 8.4% in FY26, first decline in four years: Sebi

Markets-Economic Times · 1h ago · 🇮🇳 India

Corporate bond mobilisation falls 8.4% in FY26, first decline in four years: Sebi

In FY26, Indian corporate bond fundraising experienced an 8.4 percent drop. However, the total number of bond issuances climbed to 1,967, showcasing resilience. Notably, public issuances surged, yet private placements continued to lead overall fundraising efforts. Additionally, corporate bond trades settled through clearing corporations indicated increased activity in the secondary market, while municipal bond issuances and commercial paper listings saw remarkable growth.

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