The move, which has seen the largest private sector company withdrawing close to Rs 15,000 crore in recent days, is also seen as a way to de-risk its investments as it expects interest rates to remain high, sources said. When contacted, RIL spokesperson declined to comment.
The new fund offer, which opened September 10, will close on September 24. It comes with a maturity of 43 months and combines the benefits of different asset classes like debt and equity.