Rising interest in retail trading of high-yield corporate bonds reflects shifting investor strategies in a changing market
Online platforms now offer retail investors access to corporate bonds. These securities provide mid-teen yields with low minimum investments. Retail investors are increasingly participating in the corporate bond market. This trend is driven by flat equity markets and regulatory changes. Online platforms and reduced face values ease investor access to debt.
Avenue Supermarts is preparing to venture into the corporate debt market shortly. The retailer intends to secure around ten billion rupees via bonds with a maximum maturity of three years. Notably, the company last issued bonds back in October 2019. There is significant interest from mutual funds in these investment opportunities.
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