Discover why Nithin Kamath from Zerodha thinks corporate bonds are the next big investment opportunity for retail investors!
Zerodha's Nithin Kamath has commended Sebi's recent decision to slash the face value of corporate bonds to Rs 10,000 from the current Rs 1 lakh. This move aims to make corporate bonds more accessible to retail investors, offering returns better than FDs but with lower risks than stocks. Kamath believes that this adjustment will revolutionize the bond market, attracting a broader range of investors.
In a statement, Nithin Kamath highlighted the significance of this change, emphasizing that corporate bonds were previously seen as products tailored for high-net-worth individuals (HNIs). However, with Sebi's proactive steps, the market is poised to witness a surge in retail investor participation, making bonds a lucrative investment avenue for the masses.
This development marks a significant shift in the investment landscape, creating a more inclusive environment for retail investors to explore diverse financial instruments. With increased accessibility and reduced face values, corporate bonds are set to become a popular choice among those seeking higher returns with moderate risk.
As retail investors gear up to tap into the potential of the revamped corporate bond market, experts predict a substantial increase in bond trading volume and a more diversified investment portfolio. Nithin Kamath's support for Sebi's initiative underscores the growing momentum towards democratizing investment opportunities and empowering individuals to make informed financial decisions.
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Bonds are a better and safer investment option than fixed deposits (FDs) and the stock market.
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Kamath lauded these measures, anticipating increased retail demand for bonds, which could potentially lead to more issuances with smaller face values.