Niti draws plan to double corporate bond mkt
Financial Express Bengaluru
|December 12, 2025
GOVERNMENT THINK TANK Niti Aayog on Thursday suggested a phased strategy to double the size of India’s corporate bond market to ¥100-120 lakh crore by 2030 by focusing on tax harmonisation, regulatory simplification, digital infrastructure, expanded issuer and investorand deeper risk-management markets.
In a comprehensive report, it said building a liquid, efficient,and globally competitive corporate bond market is key to achieving a $30 trillion economy to become a developed nation by 2047.
It said India’s corporate bond market needs targeted tax harmonisation to compete with equities and G-secs and to position bonds as long-term wealth-building tools. It suggested extending Section 80C (Income Tax) benefits to corporate bonds or creating a new Section 80CCF-like window, offering withholding tax relief for foreign investors, and equalising capital gains treatment across equities, debt funds and bonds with a uniform 12.5% LTCG rate plus indexation.
Diese Geschichte stammt aus der December 12, 2025-Ausgabe von Financial Express Bengaluru.
Abonnieren Sie Magzter GOLD, um auf Tausende kuratierter Premium-Geschichten und über 9.000 Zeitschriften und Zeitungen zuzugreifen.
Sie sind bereits Abonnent? Anmelden
WEITERE GESCHICHTEN VON Financial Express Bengaluru
Financial Express Bengaluru
Corporate leaders hail Bengal’s biz climate, pledge huge investments
TOP INDUSTRY LEADERS on Thursday lauded the Mamata Banerjee-led West Bengal government for maintaining a “favourable” business climate, as several companies announced expansion and fresh investment plans during a conclave here.
1 min
December 19, 2025
Financial Express Bengaluru
More pressure likely for GIC Re
THE REDUCTION IN capital requirements for foreign reinsurance branches (FRBs) under the latest Insurance Amendment Bill is expected to attract more overseas players into the ₹98,000-crore domestic reinsurance market.
1 mins
December 19, 2025
Financial Express Bengaluru
Oman FTA to boost capital flow
TRADE EXPERTS SAID the significance of the deal is more than what the current trade suggests, as it would help strengthen New Delhi’s economic and geopolitical presence at the mouth of the Gulf.
2 mins
December 19, 2025
Financial Express Bengaluru
Securities market Bill in LS
UNDERTHE BILL, the strength of the Sebi board will increase from nine to 15 members. The Code also provides a framework for inter-regulatory coordina- tion, including for the listing of non-traditional securities, and introduces regulatory sand- boxes to facilitate innovation in financial products, contracts and services. In addition, Sebi will be mandated to follow a transparent and consultative process while issuing subordi- nate legislation, conduct peri- odic reviews of regulations, and carry out regulatory impact assessments.
2 mins
December 19, 2025
Financial Express Bengaluru
Ola founder sells another 28.3 million shares; stock hits new low
OLA ELECTRIC FOUNDER
1 min
December 19, 2025
Financial Express Bengaluru
Oman FTA to facilitate easier flow of capital, professionals
ALMOST ALL EXPORTS from India to Oman will be at zero duty after the trade agreement signed on Thursday between the two countries comes into force by March, with farm goods, textiles, engineering, electronics, chemicals and auto sectors among the major beneficiaries.
1 min
December 19, 2025
Financial Express Bengaluru
Firms can have 50% of Indian staff in Oman
BIZ VISITORS PERMITTED TO STAY UPTO 90 DAYS
1 mins
December 19, 2025
Financial Express Bengaluru
ECB registrations at two-year low
ACTIVITY SLOWS
1 mins
December 19, 2025
Financial Express Bengaluru
AMC stocks rise on higher cap for brokerage fees
HAILING SEBI MOVE
2 mins
December 19, 2025
Financial Express Bengaluru
Investor wealth growth in 2025 slowest in seven years
AFTER BACK-TO-BACK GAINS
1 min
December 19, 2025
Listen
Translate
Change font size

