<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>Indian pension managers are requesting the industry regulator to ease rules on the maturity of corporate bonds they can purchase.</li><li>They want the cap on buying corporate bonds maturing in less than three years to be relaxed and permission to invest in bonds rated by only one credit agency.</li><li>The current investment limit for corporate bonds maturing in less than three years is 10%, with most requiring ratings from at least two credit agencies.</li><li>The growing pool of household savings in India has resulted in increased pension fund assets, leading to the need for more flexibility in investment strategies.</li></ul>

Indian Pension Funds Said To Request Easier Bond Investment Rules

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