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Debt Markets facing lack of buyers: Since 9th March, 1 yr CD rates have gone up by 50 bps, 2-3 yr AAA PSUs yields have gone up by 50-100 bps, blue chip HFCs like HDFC bond yields have gone up by 70-80 bps & 10 yr corp bond yields too by 50 bps
This is a good time to capture higher yields in AAA rated PSU/Corporate Bond schemes following Constantly Rolling Down strategy with longer duration and no #CreditRisks.
When most Central Banks have cut rates aggressively, #RBI has still kept this option in its armoury and only announced liquidity infusion of Rs.1 lac crore thru LTRO.
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@SEBI_India tough stance against #mutualfund houses suggest that time for them to introspect has arrived. Now, restructuring of #riskmanagement framework will discourage mutual funds from taking excessive risk & mask them with complex credit structures. @livemint @NDTVProfit
Implications of #Riskmanagement practices for #debtfunds -

1. Now, in case of any unforeseen liquidity crunch, #LiquidFunds will be able to honour redemptions. The highly liquid #portfolio would make them a safer but less rewarding for #investors.
@livemint @NDTVProfit @bsindia
2. @SEBI_India's decision of obsoleting valuations based on amortization would make NAVs of #debtfunds more transparent. Now, all #debt & #moneymarket instruments will have to value their #portfolio on #MarkToMarket basis. @livemint @NDTVProfit @BSEIndia @OutlookMoney @cafemutual
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