LIC subscribed to a lion s share of Reliance s ₹20,000-crore bond sale last month, while also taking up a major portion of a bond sale earlier this week by Tata Capital Financial Services (TCFSL), a subsidiary of Tata Capital, sources aware of the developments told ET. LIC had bought ₹13,000 crore of RIL s bonds, the sources said.
“Just because BJP has won the elections and the probability of them coming back with a bang in May is extremely high, it does not make sense to buy the stocks where the results will not be there because this market is in a phase where there is a lot of rotation happening. If the results do not follow through, you are going to be disappointed.”