StanChart's Kulkarni on India Bond Inclusion

The video discusses the limited initial impact of a significant announcement regarding Indian bonds, counterbalanced by rising US Treasury yields. It covers the expected inflows from index inclusion in JP Morgan and potential inclusion in Bloomberg's index. The video also explores the potential moves by other index providers, highlighting the benefits for foreign investors and domestic banks. It concludes by comparing India's appeal with China's challenges, emphasizing India's unique market factors.

What is the main reason for the limited impact of the recent announcement on Indian bonds?

• A decline in domestic bank participation

• An increase in inflation rates

• A decrease in foreign investments

• The rise in US Treasury yields

When is the inclusion of Indian government bonds in the JP Morgan index expected to start?

• October 2023

• February 2025

• June 2024

• June 2023

What could be the potential inflow if Indian bonds are included in the Bloomberg Global Aggregate Index?

• 5 to 10 billion U.S. dollars

• 20 to 25 billion U.S. dollars

• 10 to 15 billion U.S. dollars

• 15 to 20 billion U.S. dollars

Which index has minimal expectations for including Indian bonds due to credit rating criteria?

• Bloomberg Global Aggregate Index

• JP Morgan Index

• S&P Global Bond Index

• Footsie World Global Bond Index

Who are the primary beneficiaries of the changes in the Indian bond market?

• Only domestic banks

• Insurance companies

• Only foreign investors

• Foreign investors and domestic banks

What percentage of the Indian bond market is held by domestic banks?

• 10%

• 50%

• 25%

• 36%

How long has India been on the radar of index providers and investors?

• 10 years

• 5 years

• 15 years

• 20 years