NBFC Perpetual Bond Fundraising Surges Amid Market Shifts

Imagine companies called NBFCs, which aren't banks, needing money.

They're selling special bonds called perpetual bonds that never have to be paid back.

Investors are liking these because they pay good interest and stocks are risky right now.

NBFCs raised a lot more money this way recently.

These bonds are seen as safer than some bonds banks use, which makes investors happy.

Unlike banks, NBFCs are using these bonds, while banks are selling their stocks to raise money.