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What are Corporate Bonds?

Corporate Bonds are debt securities regulated by SEBI and issued by corporations to raise capital from investors.

These bonds offer higher yields compared to other fixed income securities, offering relatively attractive returns to investors.

Debt security means investing to lend money to a Government or a company, in return for attractive interest and receiving the principal amount back on maturity.

Yield refers to the returns or earnings generated on an investment over a specific period.

Fixed Income Securities are investment instruments that promise regular interest payments and often return the principal amount at maturity, including bonds, Treasury bills, and CDs. 

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What is Corporate Fixed Deposit?

A Corporate FD is an investment option permitted by RBI and offered by NBFCs for a fixed interest rate and tenure.

Investors can earn either as a regular income with monthly/quarterly/annual payout option or upon maturity date through cumulative payout option.

Cumulative Payout is an option where interest earned during the investment period gets added to the principal amount, and the total (principal amount + compounded interest) is disbursed at maturity. 

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What is NCD/Bond Initial
Public Offering (IPO)?

A Non-Convertible Debenture (NCD) Initial Public Offering (IPO) is a type of debt security that companies or other entities can issue to raise funds from the public.

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Investors who buy Bond IPOs in India, get an opportunity to earn regular returns till maturity, calculated based on the predetermined coupon rate.

What it means?

NCD or Non-Convertible Debentures are fixed-income investment instruments issued by companies.

IPO or Initial Public Offering is when a private company goes public by offering its shares/bonds to the public.

The Coupon or Coupon rate is the rate of interest paid by fixed-interest security such as Bond/ Debenture. It is the annual payment towards the face value of a bond. The bond issuing company pays it to the bond investor.

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