“Increase in these overseas issuances is driven by offshore investors seeking INR fixed income and foreign exchange exposure as a proxy to buying G-secs (government securities) via the FPI (foreign portfolio investment) route, without having to contend with local operational and taxation related aspects,” said Siddharth Bachhawat, head-markets at Barclays India.
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November 14, 2024