The recent market correction has shifted the choice of investment from equity to debt instruments. Irrespective of the type, investment decisions are a trade-off between the potential rewards and risk involved and each investment is subject to some risk.
NCDs are unsecured debt securities. Investment in them could offer good diversification to those who also invest in equities. NCDs of investment grade issuers are also a secure form of investment.
The coupon rate is the annualized interest amount. It is the percentage of the face value that a bond pays in one year.
Bonds have become one of the most effective financial instruments to offer regular income to the holder without a massive risk of losing the principal amount.
As businesses grow, so do their capital needs. Filing for an IPO is one way in which companies attempt to infuse massive funds into their company. An IPO or Initial Public Offering is the process by which a privately held company or a government entity raises money from the open market.
An Angel bond is the opposite of a fallen angel, which is a term for a company’s bond which has faced a negative impact due to increasing debt.
Bonds have become the go-to investment option for investors who want to limit the losses from other investments by earning a regular interest on the principal amount they invest in bonds.
Experienced investors allocate their capital to equities as they are volatile and can offer better returns but keep aside a portion to invest in debt instruments.
Non-Convertible Debentures provide higher interest rates and are issued by corporations, making them an attractive choice for investors looking to diversify their portfolio with corporate debt instruments.
The financial market is one of the best places to invest money and multiply wealth over time. However, as there are numerous financial instruments where a person can invest, it becomes confusing to choose.
Bonds have become an ideal investment instrument for investors who do not want to put all of their eggs in one basket.
The recent market correction has shifted the choice of investment from equity to debt instruments. Irrespective of the type, investment decisions are a trade-off between the potential rewards and risk involved and each investment is subject to some risk.
A bond is a type of fixed-income investment instrument, that refers to a loan made by an investor to the borrower.
Accretive in bonds or accretion refers to the gradual increase in value of a bond's principal over time due to the passage of time.
The recent rate hike by the Reserve Bank of India has led to the increased popularity of the bond market. Zero-coupon, convertible, and inflation-linked bonds are among the various bonds traded in the bond market.
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