Sebi Raises Debt Maturity Limits to Aid Issuers' Cash Flow
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has increased the maximum number of debt instruments maturing annually from 14 to 17 for privately placed debt securities. Entities can now have up to 12 plain vanilla debt securities maturing yearly, with additional ISINs allowed based on outstanding amounts. This change helps companies manage large repayment obligations by spreading redemptions more evenly.
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