Intermediate
Understanding Corporate Bond Issuance and Debt Markets
A clear, practical guide to how corporate bonds actually get issued in India, written for treasury teams, growth-stage founders and corporate strategy professionals. Starting from why a company would borrow from the bond market instead of a bank, it walks through the anatomy of an NCD, the SEBI rulebook, private placements versus public issues, credit ratings, arrangers and price discovery on the NSE and BSE Electronic Book Provider platforms. It then explains how a bond is priced against the G-Sec curve, what drives the credit spread, how bonds trade and fail after issue, and where commercial paper, market-linked debentures, green bonds and masala bonds fit. It closes with a step-by-step plan for a company's first bond issue.
Corporate BondsNCDsDebt Capital MarketsCredit RatingsSEBI RegulationsTreasury
MODULES
6
DURATION
4 Hours
TRACK
Corporate Finance
What You'll Master
Why companies choose bonds over bank loans and what an NCD term sheet actually contains
Who buys Indian corporate bonds and what each investor class looks for
How SEBI's NCS Regulations shape private placements and public issues
How ratings, arrangers and the EBP platforms turn a borrowing need into a priced, listed bond
How the credit spread over G-Secs is set and what moves it
What happens after issue: secondary trading, covenants, downgrades and defaults
How to plan a first bond issue for a growing company
Access Level
LEARNER
Everything included
Full Text Playbooks
Actionable Exercises
Mobile Reading Mode
Lifetime Updates