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| 13 April, 2021, 10:16 PM IST | E-Paper
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    Arbitrageurs tap into GSec yield anomaly & how!

    “If the spreads widen, spread betters will lose money, while they will gain if the differentials narrow,” Bhusari said.

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    Three 10-year sovereign papers, including the benchmark, are yielding spreads up to 49 basis points among themselves. That has created a window of opportunity for quant experts on bond desks.

    MUMBAI: Three different bond yields, three initial coupon rates, but exactly identical maturity horizons: It’s the ideal recipe for a rewarding arbitrage play. Three 10-year sovereign papers, including the benchmark, are yielding spreads up to 49 basis points among themselves. That has created a window of opportunity for quant experts on bond desks. “Larger than usual yield differential leaves a potential opportunity of spread/arbitrage
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