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_aP. Rajajaishankar _93106 |
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_aCredit Enhancement _bAn enabler for secondary market development of infrastructure Finance in India |
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_aNoida _bIndian Institute of Finance _c2023 |
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| 300 | _aVol XXXVII No 1 Pg 39-58 | ||
| 520 | _aQuantum of investment needed for Indian infrastructure are huge.Credit Enhancement strengthens the lower rated bonds by bringing in some safety features and help increase in the bond market activities. This paper examines various ways of credit enhancement, their usefulness, especially for infrastructure projects. A few cases Indian as well as International have been discussed which highlight the benefits of CE as a potential tool to augment cost effective long term f8ixed resources from bond market. One common finding is that is process beneficial to all stakeholder certainly reduces financial cost and elongates the repayment period. This paper primarily deals with external credit enhancement offered by third party enhancers which include Letter of Credit and wrapped Securities that have been found to be best tools | ||
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_aFinance _93107 |
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_aInvestment _93108 |
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_aInfrastructure _93109 |
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_aBonds _93110 |
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_aGireesh chandra tripathi _93111 |
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_aMeghna sharma _93112 |
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