SEBI is launching a pilot for bond tokenisation using shared ledger technology to improve settlement efficiency and reduce costs. Separately, it has eased FPI onboarding by allowing digitally signed Power of Attorney, eliminating notarisation and apostillisation. These reforms aim to deepen India's bond market and improve ease of doing business.
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- ›Regulator: SEBI
- ›Key Reform: Bond tokenisation pilot
- ›Target this Regulator: SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India)
- ›Target this Reform: Bond tokenisation pilot (shared ledger for simultaneous security and money transfer)
- ›Target this New Tool: Credit Risk-o-Meter (color-coded scale mapped to credit ratings)
- ›Target this FPI Change: Digitally signed Power of Attorney (no notarisation/apostillisation)
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