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Retail asset securitisation sees stable yet slightly subdued expansion in Q1FY26

  • Retail asset securitisation in Q1FY26 saw stable growth supported by credit demand, investor confidence, and efforts to diversify funding sources.
  • A significant milestone was India's first residential mortgage-backed securitisation transaction led by RMBS Development Company Limited (RDCL) on the EBP platform.
  • The transaction is expected to encourage wider investor participation in RMBS, leading to more innovation in mortgage-backed securities for long-term funding and risk transfer.
  • The composition of deals in Q1FY26 shifted with PTC and DA transactions making up a significant portion, reflecting changing investor preferences and efforts to reach a wider investor base.
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