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Bonds are debt instruments issued by entities looking to raise funds for their financial needs. Bonds carry a fixed interest rate which is called the coupon rate or simply the coupon. This interest provides investors with returns on investments.
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Bonds are debt instruments which are issued by entities eyeing to raise funds. They offer investors guaranteed returns in the form of interest payouts. Bonds are also listed on the stock exchange allowing investors the flexibility to trade them before their maturity dates.
Bonds issued by the RBI against gold. It offers guaranteed returns and also helps you gain from the growth in gold price.
Bonds that can be redeemed before maturity at the issuer’s discretion.
Bonds that can be redeemed before maturity at the investor’s discretion.
Bonds whose coupon rates remain fixed over the bond tenure.
Bonds issued by companies are called corporate bonds.
Bonds that do not offer any interest but are issued at a discount and redeemed at face value.
Bonds that are backed by an asset of the issuer and are safer than regular ones.
Bonds whose coupon rates change over the bond tenure.
You get interest at the coupon rate at regular intervals during the bond tenure.
If you buy the bond at a lower price and sell at a higher price, you earn capital gains on the sale of the bond..
Bonds are the financial instruments which are issued by government agencies, large corporations and financial institutions, secured by physical assets or collaterals whereas debentures are unsecured debt instruments issued by private or public companies with pre-specified terms and conditions without any collateral. Debentures are a type of bond. Any unsecured bond without collateral is a debenture. In that sense, all the bonds cannot be debentures, but all debentures are bonds.
Bond yield is the return on bond investment which an investor expects to earn each year over its term to maturity. Bond yield is the effective interest rate on bonds calculated by dividing the coupon amount by the price of the bond.
A Bond Certificate is a legal document provided to the investor at the time of purchase establishing the title of the Bondholder/investor to the Bonds specified therein. It states the face value, unique identification number for the bond certificate, name of the issuer, maturity date, interest rate and terms of the debt agreement.
Yield to Maturity (YTM) is the effective return you will get if you hold a bond till its maturity date. On the other hand, Yield to Call (YTC) is the effective return calculated on callable bonds until its callable date, when the issuer has the option to call back the bond.
Non-resident Indians (NRI) can invest in government securities (G-Secs), treasury bills (T-bills) and state development loans (SDLs) directly through the retail direct platform of the Reserve Bank of India.
NRIs cannot invest in sovereign gold bonds. However, if NRIs have already invested in these bonds before acquiring NRI status, they can hold it till maturity or early redemption.