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DEBT - SECONDARY MARKET
Invest in Opportunity with Debt Secondaries
Fixed-income securities are debt instruments issued by a government, corporation or other entity to finance and expand their operations. They provide investors a return in the form of fixed periodic payments and the eventual return of principal at maturity.
Examples of fixed-income securities include bonds, treasury bills, GSEC & SDL all of which represent a loan by the investor to the issuer.
Classification of Bonds _
PSU BONDS
PSU Bonds are medium and long term obligations issued by public sector companies in which the government shareholding is generally greater than 51%.
GOVERNMENT SECURITY
When the Government wants to borrow money to fund their projects, they involve the public to raise money.
SOVEREIGN GOLD BONDS
These bonds are issued by the Central government, the safest way to buy digital gold.
COVERED BONDS
Issued by a local government or one of their agencies to finance public projects like parks, roads etc.
CORPORATE BONDS
Corporate bonds are debt securities issued with an aim to raise money from investors. They offer higher yields than G-SECS.
ZERO COUPONS
Zero coupon bonds are sold at discounted rates but don't pay interests.
PERPETUAL BONDS
These bonds are issued by entities for investors to earn unremitting interest.
STATE DEVELOPMENT LOANS
SDL are issued by state government in order to meet budget expenses. They are low risk investments.
TAX FREE BONDS
The income generated by the interest is usually non-taxable when you purchase tax free bonds.
CONVERTIBLE BONDS
These are the bonds that can be converted into equity on pre-agreed conditions.
GREEN BONDS
These bonds are earmarked to raise money for climate and environmental projects.
MARKET LINKED DEBENTURE
Market Linked Debentures are sophisticated debt instruments where the pay-off is linked underlying security .