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Rule Changes Boost Retail Bond Market Access: NSDL CEO

Rule Changes Boost Retail Bond Market Access: NSDL CEO

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CNBC TV18•20-02-2026, 15:33

Rule Changes Boost Retail Bond Market Access: NSDL CEO

•NSDL CEO Vijay Chandok states regulatory changes, not just awareness, are driving retail bond market expansion.
•Introduction of Online Bond Platform Provider (OBPP) rules is the key catalyst, opening access similar to equities and mutual funds.
•Over 40 OBPP platforms now exist, with NSDL partnering to offer digital onboarding and simplified processes.
•SEBI's reduction of minimum investment from ₹100,000 to ₹10,000 significantly lowers entry barriers for retail investors.
•NSDL provides extensive information and data to educate investors, helping them understand risks and make informed decisions.

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