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    BlackRock's India bond ETF 'One-Stop-Shop' for foreigners

    Pointing out that global bond markets are still largely over-the-counter institutions, Koay said that for foreign investors looking to invest in Indian bonds, there are four layers at present - setting up a specific account to access bonds located here, determining the exchange rate considerations, procuring the bonds and posting margin considerations while looking at tax considerations.

    Amid multi-layered investment process, BlackRock’s India bond ETF to be “one-stop” shop

    BlackRock is positioning its recently launched Indian government bond ETF as a “one-stop shop” for foreigners to deploy money in local sovereign debt amid several operational layers that overseas players would otherwise have to go through to trade here, Hui Sien Koay, lead index, fixed income strategist for APAC at BlackRock

    Most clients set up to trade in Indian bonds before index inclusion: JP Morgan

    India's upcoming inclusion in JP Morgan's GBI-EM Global Index Suite involves positive market feedback and enhanced accessibility for FPIs through Fully Accessible Route bonds, leading to increased interest from investors globally.

    JPMorgan says India index inclusion on track, most clients ready

    “Based on the annual Index Governance Consultation process, market feedback so far has been largely positive, with the majority of our index clients already set up to trade in the IGB market,” managing director Gloria Kim said in an emailed reply to questions.

    IDFC US Treasury Bond 0-1 Year FOF to launch soon: Should you invest?

    While US government bonds are a safe avenue, investors must not ignore interest rate risks. This risk is prominent in US treasuries also.

    JPMorgan investment arm purges its ESG funds of Adani stocks

    The JPMorgan Global Emerging Markets Research Enhanced Index Equity ESG UCITS ETF offloaded the more than 70,000 shares in cement manufacturer ACC Ltd., exiting a stake it’s held since May 2021, according to a data review by Bloomberg that looked at movements following the Jan. 24 publication of the Hindenburg report.

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