インド証券取引委員会（Sebi）は、社債市場の強化を目指し、債券上場投資信託（ETF）およびデリバティブの導入を計画している。
同規制当局は、債券のみを発行する企業に対する上場要件の見直しも行う予定である。また、流動性の向上と投資家のアクセスの拡大を目的として、社債をトークン化するパイロットプロジェクトの検討も進めている。
インド証券取引委員会、債券ETFおよびデリバティブを導入へ
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