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FPI dealings in corporate debt: Sebi mulls 10% of trades via RFQ route

Move could boost liquidity, transparency

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Similar thresholds have been put in place for stock brokers and alternative investment funds too since the onset FY24

Khushboo Tiwari Mumbai

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The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has proposed that at least 10 per cent of corporate bond market trades by foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) should be done on the request for quote (RFQ) platform.

At present, most trades in the corporate bond market are over-the-counter (OTC), creating a lot of opacity. The markets regulator has been nudging debt market participants such as mutual funds (MFs), alternative investment funds (AIFs) and brokers to use the RFQ platform to boost secondary market liquidity and transparency.

RFQ is a dedicated platform for debt securities launched in 2020 by stock exchanges. It
Topics : SEBI FPIs

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