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Developing India's Offshore Local Currency Bond Market: Lessons from Emerging Countries

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  • Renu Kohli
  • Pravakar Sahoo
  • M. Shuheb Khan

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This paper takes stock. It assesses the current market state and structure, surveys a cross-section of market participants to identify the relevant issues, and employs two case studies of EME peers, China and Brazil, to learn from their respective paths and experiences in similar regard. The paper concludes by listing the key essentials for future growth and long-term sustainability of the masala bond market and its emergence as a viable avenue for infrastructure financing.

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  • Renu Kohli & Pravakar Sahoo & M. Shuheb Khan, 2017. "Developing India's Offshore Local Currency Bond Market: Lessons from Emerging Countries," Working Papers id:12039, eSocialSciences.
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