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Building a Junk-Bond Market in India and Its Impact on Overall Economy

- by Jayanta Das & Kartavya Soni *

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This process is expected to provide supply of quality paper, increased confidence and increased liquidity.

Trading Platform

In India, liquidity in the debt market is very poor and moreover NSE and BSE both are promoting trading in corporate debt market leading to further reduction of liquidity.
Thus, single trading platform is more suitable, but it may create monopoly. In such a scenario, it may be suitable to allow multiple trading mechanisms to co-exist with centralized collection and dissemination of prices. Such an approach is adopted in USA.

Market Information and Central Database

Following steps can be taken for market information and information dissemination.

  • Maintenance of a website for information dissemination like the website maintained by the Bond Dealers Association of America (www.investinginbonds.com) which gives detailed information. In India, there is a virtual book-building portal called debtonnetindia.com - a joint venture of the IL&FS and NSE, which can be further expanded to make it more informative

  • Participants like Stock Exchanges, brokers, 'debt manager', rating agencies and other concerned should regularly provide information on various parameters

  • Depositories can also act as a major source of information as they can disclose the amount of transactions that takes place without disclosing the name of the participants

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    * Contributed by: -
    Jayanta Das & Kartavya Soni,
    ICFAI Business School, Hyderabad.

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