Financial Sector Reforms Sample Clauses

Financial Sector Reforms. With regard to debt market development, reforms focus on the need to provide long-term funding to infrastructure. This has been constrained due to sector risks and the inability of the financial markets to absorb corporate debt issuances of required maturity. Thus, projects carry significant risks the coverage costs of which are passed on to end-beneficiaries. With regard to debt market development, the Government is committed to implementing recommendations of the ‘High Level Expert Committee on Corporate Bonds and Securitization’ (Patil Committee Report) which has emphasized several action areas including (i) the need for providing credit enhancement (to inject ‘implicit risk capital’); (ii) enhancing the investor base in longer maturity issuances (pension and insurance funds); (iii) creating a clearance and settlement system; and (iv) allowing repossessions with corporate paper (to create liquidity in the instrument), etc.
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