MUMBAI: Indian shadow lenders are selling the most local currency bonds since before a financial crisis engulfed the sector two years ago, in a sign that record stimulus is easing their fundraising burden.
The financiers have raised 860 billion rupees (US$11.5bil) through rupee notes since April 1, making it the best start to a financial year since 2017.
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