Did You Know? Your EMI Is Traded as a Bond?

Описание: Every time you pay your car, home, or personal loan EMI, that steady stream of payments doesn’t just stay with your bank.
It’s pooled, packaged, and transformed into tradeable bonds through a process called securitization — the invisible engine behind modern credit creation.
In this episode, we explore how a simple EMI turns into a bond that investors trade, how banks use SPVs (Special Purpose Vehicles) to recycle capital, and how this liquidity flywheel keeps the global economy in motion.
But as history reminds us, if discipline fades, this same mechanism can amplify risk — leading to bubbles and crises.

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Hi, I’m Sri 👋

I’ve been trading since 2009, with hands-on experience across equity, futures & options, commodities, real estate, precious metals, and crypto. Over the years, I’ve actively traded in major exchanges like MCX, NSE, and NYSE, with a footprint in India, the US, and the UAE.

Academically, I hold a B.Sc. (Math Hons), M.Sc. (Math), and M.Tech. (Computer Science). Professionally, I started my career in a startup out of IIT Madras, working on protocol stack development, went on to consult in the Telecom space, and later worked at Microsoft as a Program Manager.

I am not certified by SEBI or SEC—I trade and invest purely in an individual capacity. I also share insights and learnings on a mentorship basis, drawn from real market experience rather than formal certification.

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