South Asian Bond Markets : Developing Long-Term Finance for Growth

Bond markets play an essential part in economies. As part of a diversified financial system, a well-developed domestic bond market can help provide the long-term financing needed for sustainable growth. It can also produce broad-ranging benefits throughout the economy. In South Asia the development of domestic debt securities markets lags. The markets remain small compared both with the size of the region's economies and with markets in East Asia. Even in India the market is still small relative to Gross Domestic Product (GDP), suggesting that long-term debt financing remains at an early stage in the region. Equity markets and banks still dominate South Asian financial systems. Measures are needed to enhance both the depth and the breadth of South Asian bond markets, to bring them into line with those in East Asia and, in the long run, with those in Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) countries. This study assesses domestic debt securities markets in South Asia, identifies constraints to their development, and recommends measures for developing deeper, broader, and more efficient markets that can provide a competitive source of finance across a wide range of maturities for different debt issuers. The study covers five countries-Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. Within the region the development of domestic debt securities markets varies widely. India's is the most developed. Its experience, along with those of East Asian economies, suggests that much potential remains for developing South Asian bond markets and expanding their contribution to growth and development. Greater regional integration of South Asian bond markets could add to the benefits.

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Main Authors: Sophastienphong, Kiatchai, Mu, Yibin, Saporito, Carlotta
Language:English
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Published: Washington, DC : World Bank 2008
Subjects:BANKING SECTOR REFORMS, BOND MARKETS, DOMESTIC DEBT SECURITIES MARKETS, EQUITY MARKETS, RANGE OF MATURITIES, REGIONAL FINANCIAL MARKETS, SUSTAINABLE GROWTH,
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2008/08/9861899/south-asian-bond-markets-developing-long-term-finance-growth
https://hdl.handle.net/10986/6584
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spelling dig-okr-1098665842024-08-08T16:36:15Z South Asian Bond Markets : Developing Long-Term Finance for Growth Sophastienphong, Kiatchai Mu, Yibin Saporito, Carlotta BANKING SECTOR REFORMS BOND MARKETS DOMESTIC DEBT SECURITIES MARKETS EQUITY MARKETS RANGE OF MATURITIES REGIONAL FINANCIAL MARKETS SUSTAINABLE GROWTH Bond markets play an essential part in economies. As part of a diversified financial system, a well-developed domestic bond market can help provide the long-term financing needed for sustainable growth. It can also produce broad-ranging benefits throughout the economy. In South Asia the development of domestic debt securities markets lags. The markets remain small compared both with the size of the region's economies and with markets in East Asia. Even in India the market is still small relative to Gross Domestic Product (GDP), suggesting that long-term debt financing remains at an early stage in the region. Equity markets and banks still dominate South Asian financial systems. Measures are needed to enhance both the depth and the breadth of South Asian bond markets, to bring them into line with those in East Asia and, in the long run, with those in Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) countries. This study assesses domestic debt securities markets in South Asia, identifies constraints to their development, and recommends measures for developing deeper, broader, and more efficient markets that can provide a competitive source of finance across a wide range of maturities for different debt issuers. The study covers five countries-Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. Within the region the development of domestic debt securities markets varies widely. India's is the most developed. Its experience, along with those of East Asian economies, suggests that much potential remains for developing South Asian bond markets and expanding their contribution to growth and development. Greater regional integration of South Asian bond markets could add to the benefits. 2012-05-29T18:36:23Z 2012-05-29T18:36:23Z 2008 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2008/08/9861899/south-asian-bond-markets-developing-long-term-finance-growth 978-0-8213-7601-0 https://hdl.handle.net/10986/6584 English en_US Creative Commons Attribution CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank application/pdf text/plain Washington, DC : World Bank
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topic BANKING SECTOR REFORMS
BOND MARKETS
DOMESTIC DEBT SECURITIES MARKETS
EQUITY MARKETS
RANGE OF MATURITIES
REGIONAL FINANCIAL MARKETS
SUSTAINABLE GROWTH
BANKING SECTOR REFORMS
BOND MARKETS
DOMESTIC DEBT SECURITIES MARKETS
EQUITY MARKETS
RANGE OF MATURITIES
REGIONAL FINANCIAL MARKETS
SUSTAINABLE GROWTH
spellingShingle BANKING SECTOR REFORMS
BOND MARKETS
DOMESTIC DEBT SECURITIES MARKETS
EQUITY MARKETS
RANGE OF MATURITIES
REGIONAL FINANCIAL MARKETS
SUSTAINABLE GROWTH
BANKING SECTOR REFORMS
BOND MARKETS
DOMESTIC DEBT SECURITIES MARKETS
EQUITY MARKETS
RANGE OF MATURITIES
REGIONAL FINANCIAL MARKETS
SUSTAINABLE GROWTH
Sophastienphong, Kiatchai
Mu, Yibin
Saporito, Carlotta
South Asian Bond Markets : Developing Long-Term Finance for Growth
description Bond markets play an essential part in economies. As part of a diversified financial system, a well-developed domestic bond market can help provide the long-term financing needed for sustainable growth. It can also produce broad-ranging benefits throughout the economy. In South Asia the development of domestic debt securities markets lags. The markets remain small compared both with the size of the region's economies and with markets in East Asia. Even in India the market is still small relative to Gross Domestic Product (GDP), suggesting that long-term debt financing remains at an early stage in the region. Equity markets and banks still dominate South Asian financial systems. Measures are needed to enhance both the depth and the breadth of South Asian bond markets, to bring them into line with those in East Asia and, in the long run, with those in Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) countries. This study assesses domestic debt securities markets in South Asia, identifies constraints to their development, and recommends measures for developing deeper, broader, and more efficient markets that can provide a competitive source of finance across a wide range of maturities for different debt issuers. The study covers five countries-Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. Within the region the development of domestic debt securities markets varies widely. India's is the most developed. Its experience, along with those of East Asian economies, suggests that much potential remains for developing South Asian bond markets and expanding their contribution to growth and development. Greater regional integration of South Asian bond markets could add to the benefits.
topic_facet BANKING SECTOR REFORMS
BOND MARKETS
DOMESTIC DEBT SECURITIES MARKETS
EQUITY MARKETS
RANGE OF MATURITIES
REGIONAL FINANCIAL MARKETS
SUSTAINABLE GROWTH
author Sophastienphong, Kiatchai
Mu, Yibin
Saporito, Carlotta
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Mu, Yibin
Saporito, Carlotta
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title South Asian Bond Markets : Developing Long-Term Finance for Growth
title_short South Asian Bond Markets : Developing Long-Term Finance for Growth
title_full South Asian Bond Markets : Developing Long-Term Finance for Growth
title_fullStr South Asian Bond Markets : Developing Long-Term Finance for Growth
title_full_unstemmed South Asian Bond Markets : Developing Long-Term Finance for Growth
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publisher Washington, DC : World Bank
publishDate 2008
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