Most bonds keep a steady interest rate. They pay the same coupon year after year until maturity. Step-up bonds are different in …
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India’s bond market has grown significantly over the last few decades, owing primarily to institutional investing, policy reforms, and growing retail demand. …
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Municipal Bonds in India: What Retail Investors Should Know Before Investing
India’s cities need a lot of money. Roads, water supply, drainage, public transport, building and maintaining urban infrastructure require consistent, large-scale funding. …
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Every so often, a stock market crash comes along. And investors across the country or the globe panic. This is understandable because …
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India’s corporate bond market has grown steadily over the past decade, but a closer look shows that it still plays a smaller …
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Budget 2026 brings attention to how the bond market functions once bonds are issued. For a long time, India’s bond market has …
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High-yield bonds are issued by entities that have inadequate cash flows. Such companies find it difficult to make regular interest payments and …
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Are you a dominant equity investor? If yes, it may be time to pause and reflect. Realise that equities may deliver strong …
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When you invest in NBFC bonds, you can earn income in two ways: Through “interest income”, which is calculated at a predetermined …
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NBFC bonds are fixed-income instruments issued by non-banking financial companies to raise capital, and they typically offer better returns than bank deposits …
