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RBI proposes to further enhance money market participation, liquidity
The Reserve Bank of India is proposing new guidelines to boost participation and liquidity in the term money market, allowing entities to set their own lending limits with board approval. Additionally, the RBI has issued draft directions to consolidate existing rules for government securities trading in the secondary market. These moves aim to enhance clarity and streamline operations for all stakeholders.
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thehindubusinessline.com
RBI’s timely move on margin trading
RBI’s latest steps will reduce the chance of stress in the stock market spilling into the banking system
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
RBI draft allows AIFIs, HFCs to borrow from call money
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has proposed allowing All India Financial Institutions (AIFIs) and housing finance companies (HFCs) to borrow in the term money market, while also…
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RBI proposes to further enhance money market participation, liquidity
The Reserve Bank of India is proposing new guidelines to boost participation and liquidity in the term money market, allowing entities to set their own lending limits with board…
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RBI opens term money market to AIFIs, housing finance companies
The Reserve Bank of India has opened the term money market to All India Financial Institutions and housing finance companies, allowing them to borrow and lend. Prudential…
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Bigger play for corporates in debt & money markets
Mumbai: RBI has proposed sweeping changes to deepen debt markets, allowing corporate bodies to lend in the term money segment - long dominated by banks and primary dealers - while…
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Short positions in G-Secs on cards to improve liquidity
The Reserve Bank of India has unveiled draft rules allowing participants to take short positions in government securities, aiming to boost market liquidity and price discovery. A…
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RBI proposes wider access to Indian money markets in draft rules
RBI proposes broader access to India's money markets, allowing shadow lenders and companies to enhance liquidity and participation.