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  2. Masala bonds have created up an investment route for global investors who have no access to the domestic market through the Foreign Institutional Investor (FII) or Foreign Portfolio Investment (FPI) route .It is primarily debt or borrowing for financing infrastructure projects !

  3. नमस्कार जी
    आप द्वारा मुझे ये जानना है की अगर मे हर माह सरकारी बॉन्ड मे 1 लाख रूपये निवेश करू ओर मुझे ब्याज साल मे एक बार ही चाहिए तो क्या मुझे हर माह मुझे हर माह 1 लाख निवेश करने पर रिटर्न्स ब्याज भी हर माह मिल जायेगा क्या…..

    PLZ बताना जी….

  4. The Thumbnail – 14k per month from 12 L investment. This is 14% annual yeild
    As video is about bond Market- assuming 12 L in bond markets, I could not find any Govt bond guaranteeing 14% annual yeild but max around 7-8%.Now i got more confused in this concept.

  5. Masala bonds are those bond issued outside India wherein investor pay in INR, also helpful for investors if rupee appreciates. It is utilised by borrower to add diversed funds for debt refinancing, business expansion & branding . 🤞

  6. Masala bonds are rupee-denominated bonds issued by Indian entities in overseas markets. These bonds are used to raise funds from international investors, allowing Indian companies to access foreign capital without being exposed to exchange rate risk. The term "masala" was coined to give an Indian flavor to these bonds, similar to the use of "dim sum bonds" for Chinese yuan-denominated bonds.

  7. Hi Akshat,
    I like to know whether the interest rate here is fixed. In other words, once we chosen the specific bond @ interest rate of 9% with A+ credit rating. Will I get the same 9% till my maturity period?

  8. Masala bonds are a financial instrument that allows Indian companies or organisations to raise capital from foreign investors in Indian currency (INR) rather than the local currency of the investor.

    The minimum original maturity period for bonds raised up to 50 million US Dollars equivalent in INR per financial year should be 3 years.

    The minimum original maturity period for bonds raised above 50 million US Dollars equivalent in INR per financial year should be 5 years

  9. Hi @Akshat , From my understanding Masala Bonds are the bonds issued by Indian entities in Foreign Markets to raise funds in INR. From borrowers perspective 1) it reduces the cost of raising funds (as borrowing rate in developed economies is less than in India) 2)It also benefit borrowers in mitigating the currency risk (otherwise borrowers have to purchase dollars/euros etc and for that they have to buy them either in spot or in futures and have to hedge their positions). From Investors perspective 1) Even foreign small investors can invest in high yield bonds 2) Diversify their portfolio

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