Indian firms tap seldom-used bond structures to lure investors, say analysts
STRPP bonds are a type of bond that are issued by Indian non-banking firms. These bonds are designed to attract investors who are cautious about the global environment. The bonds are sold separately, and the principal and coupon payments are removed. This week, four Indian non-banking firms raised around $849 million via STRPP bonds.
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