Look at privately placed NBFC paper while building a bond kitty
“Making a private placement for corporates is more cost-effective and fast”.
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Treasury bills, ultra short-term debt funds look attractive to park cash
Rich investors looking to park money for near-term liquidity could consider investing in a mix of Treasury bills – short-term government securities and ultra short-term debt mutual funds.
Online bond platforms back in the spotlight after debt fund tax but liquidity issues remain
There is a steady rise in inquiries by investors on investing directly in bonds as debt funds and MLDs (market-linked debentures) no longer have any capital gain advantage from April 1, 2023.
Higher Yields Make Post Office Fixed-Income Plans Attractive
Distributors believe rich investors continue to eye tax-free products like the public provident fund (PPF) and Sukanya Samriddhi Account Scheme.
Indiabulls Housing’s NCD issue offering 10.15% opens; should you invest?
One should note that the NCD issue comes with a fair bit of credit risk as it is not rated AAA.
India’s first-ever municipal bond issue for retail opens today; should you invest?
While the issue is not sovereign backed, it is implied that if there is any complication tomorrow, the Madhya Pradesh government will step in.
What should debt fund investors do as RBI hikes repo rate?
“For the time being, investors should remain invested in short-duration debt funds with maturities up to three years as the yields are very attractive”.
Muthoot Finance’s Rs 500-crore NCD issue opens; Should you invest?
The interest rates are not that attractive as some banks are now offering some 8 percent on their fixed deposits.
Investors should avoid NCDs rated below AA despite mouthwatering returns
Diversify across sectors and match your investment horizon with paper’s tenor to avoid liquidity issues
How should debt fund investors play the RBI rate hike?
The expectation of the interest rate cycle peaking can be a good entry point into long-duration products including gilt funds.