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Tushar Aher Patil
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Day 6 - 📢 Ever heard of a Masala Bond? Here's why it's spicing up global finance! 🌶️📊 No, it’s not a recipe! 😄 A Masala Bond is a rupee-denominated bond issued in international markets by Indian entities. Its purpose is to help companies raise funds from foreign investors without bearing currency risk. 💡 Think of it this way: • Issued outside India • Denominated in Indian Rupees (INR) • Currency risk? Borne by the investor • Regulated by RBI & SEBI • First issued by IFC in 2014 🧭 Why it matters: • Indian companies can access global capital • Keeps debt in INR — no forex pressure • Enhances India’s presence in global bond markets 🌍 Masala Bonds = Global money + Indian flavour! Whether you’re in finance, policy, or just bond-curious — this concept is worth knowing. 📈 Let’s decode more such financial instruments—follow for more bites of finance made simple. #MasalaBond #FinanceSimplified #DebtMarkets #INRBonds #FinancialLiteracy #LinkedInFinance #GlobalInvesting #MasalaNotJustForFood
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