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Vinay Patel

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Asia Advisors is an independent financial advisory and research firm working closely with corporates and institutions to provide consulting solutions & research insights. We provide advisory services including capital solutions, business strategy and investment insights.
Firm is headed by Vinay Patel who has close to two decades of experience in research and business development at large, international investment banks such as HSBC and ICICI Securities. Led research efforts in areas of Macroeconomics, Asset Allocation & Investment Strategy for close to a decade in global & domestic research teams. As a business head in Singapore, advised top global investment management firms & Portfolio managers in Asia for India related investments.
Vinay was recently joined by Swapnil Manish, an investment banker and ex-ecommerce entrepreneur with more than 12 years of experience. Swapnil was the TMT banker at BNP Paribas and was part of several large M&A and ECM transactions (Bharti-Zain, Bharti Infratel IPO, Schneider-Zicom among several others). He's also had a stint as an ecommerce entrepreneur having launched & led Mumbai's first online grocery player.

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<p>Indian gilt yields have climbed up again after an initial drop post the Monetary Policy meeting last week. It appears the fixed income investors are not buying the government promise of reduced borrowing requirements and many also doubt the lowering of inflation projections by the RBI in the recent policy. <strong>The dichotomy in the fixed income markets has rarely been as sharp as the public sector banks (PSBs) which are the major buyers of gilts auctions have almost revolted (against any further</strong>…</p>

Indian gilt yields have climbed up again after an initial drop post the Monetary Policy meeting last week. It appears the fixed income investors are not buying the government promise of reduced borrowing requirements and many also doubt the lowering of inflation projections by the RBI in the recent policy. The dichotomy in the fixed income markets has rarely been as sharp as the public sector banks (PSBs) which are the major buyers of gilts auctions have almost revolted (against any further…

Quiet Revolt In Indian Debt Mkt As PSBs Avoid Auctions: Bond Investors Take On The Government!