Indian firms shift to long-term debt

Indian companies are issuing longer-term debt to meet strong demand from insurers and pension funds. Shorter-duration yields have risen following hawkish central bank commentary.

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Indian companies raised 120 billion rupees ($1.26B) through 10-year bonds over four days as strong institutional demand met a narrowing yield gap in India. Four or five additional issues are slated for September amid fading appeal for near-term corporate borrowing. Insurers and pension funds are driving the long-duration debt shift to match growing investible corpuses against long-term liabilities.

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