INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Mumbai: India's structured credit market is likely to witness an investment of more than $3 billion in the current year as contracts get
credibility with the bankruptcy law turning effective
and the steady maturing of the Indian credit markets as an incentive to invest into India in a significant way
credit market, especially the structured credit segment
Experts say the credit market has matured and good companies are seeing the benefit of better risk pricing
When domestic investors such as mutual funds and banks slammed doors on many NBFCs after a series of defaults in the sector and eroded
new Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), the regulatory environment and the difficulties in ensuring creditor rights in a timely manner
have been addressed, attracting global investors
After the Essar Steel judgement, experts expect global funds to invest in India
Funds like Lone Star, Cerberus, Brookfield and Varde Partners are likely to raise their investment in India.
Flows to domestic MFs are
pretty slow for a few months specially in the whole of 2019
In light of that the space for the structued finance emerged as an attractive option for the people who understand it better, are able to
box the risk and price it based on right premium
up to 2 per cent in the last 15 months
Foreign funds have begun investing in Indian funds in the absence of Indian investors
year, a differentiated yield curve recognising the yield distinction between quality of credits has emerged, with good-quality companies