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SEBI directs debt instrument issuers to secure LEI code

LEI is a unique 20-character code to identify legally distinct entities that engage in financial transactions. Presently, RBI directions, inter alia, mandate non-individual borrowers having aggregate exposure of above Rs 25 crore, to obtain LEI code.
India Inc nets Rs 6.3 lakh cr from markets, bets big on bonds

Sentiments in equity markets have also weakened due to the demonetisation move and experts believe this trend may continue at least for the initial part of 2017.
What are the risks associated with debt instruments?

Amit Trivedi, author & founder of Karmayog Knowledge Academy explained about what kinds of risks associated with debt instruments.

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Debt Instrument

SEBI directs debt instrument issuers to secure LEI code

India Inc nets Rs 6.3 lakh cr from markets, bets big on bonds

What are the risks associated with debt instruments?