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The Bharat Bond Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) comprises bonds of CPSEs, CPSUs, Central Public Financial Institutions (CPFIs) and other government organisations. These institutions have issued bonds and raised debt of Rs 33,400 crore since 2019, using the ETF platform.
The Indian government is seeking a consultant to advise on managing the Bharat Bond Exchange Traded Fund (ETF), which has seen its assets under management (AUM) cross INR 50,000 crore (about $6.7 billion) since its launch in 2019. The DIPAM issued a request for proposals, stating that the appointed advisor would analyze, assist, and advise on the potential monetization of debt from select CPSEs
SEBI’s ‘MF Lite’ regulations are said to have been approved by the regulator’s Mutual Fund advisory committee. These regulations will benefit mutual fund houses that only wish to launch passive funds and therefore do not require much oversight and tighter regulation.