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What are Bonds?
Bonds are debt instruments that belong to the fixed-income asset class. They enable organisations to raise funds and fulfil their capital requirements. Bonds are issued by governments, corporations, municipalities, states, and other organisations, to finance their respective projects. They have a maturity date, upon which the issuer/borrower must repay the principal amount and interest to the investor.
Features of Bonds
Bonds are debt securities that provide fixed and higher returns debt instruments. However, the risks associated with bonds are much less as compared to equities.
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Interest or Coupon Rate
Tenure of Bonds
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Popular Bond Categories in India
Corporate Bonds are debt instruments private and public corporations issue to obtain debt capital for growth and development.
AAA-rated bonds are the highest-rated investment-grade bonds.AAA bonds are considered the safest as they have issuer's high creditworthiness.
India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra) is India's most respected credit rating agency committed to providing India's credit markets with accurate, timely and prospective credit opinions.
AA+ bonds are high-rated investment-grade bonds. CRISIL, ICRA, CARE, and India Ratings are some Indian rating agencies that rate PSU and corporate bonds in India.
Annually Interest Paying bonds are the bonds which have an annual Interest Payment Frequency.
Unlisted bonds are those forms of debt securities that are not listed in any recognised stock exchange (NSE or BSE).
BBB- are the lowest investment-grade bonds. Credit Rating Agencies like CRISIL, CARE, India Ratings, and ICRA provide these ratings to organisations to measure their creditworthiness.
Additional Tier 1 or AT1 bonds are perpetual bonds with no maturity date. Investors of these bonds do not get their principal back.
Perpetual bonds, or perpetual securities or perpetuities, are long-term debt instruments with no maturity date.
Tax-free bonds as per the Income Tax Act of 1961, any earnings from this bond are exempted from tax.
The bonds issued by corporates and are listed on any one or more of the stock exchanges of India are called listed bonds.
CRISIL was India’s first rating agency. It is a leading provider of ratings and ranking to companies. CRISIL is India's leading and innovative rating agency that provides data, research, and analytics.
Like every private and public organisation, banks also need capital for growth and working capital requirements.
REC Bonds, as those bonds that are issued by the Rural Electrification Corporation (REC) Limited.
ICRA is an independent credit rating agency. Specialised in providing assigning corporate governance ratings, mutual fund ratings, structured finance ratings, etc.
Private bonds, or private placement bonds, are those that are issued to select investors or institutions.
NBFCs in India
NBFCs are financial institutions that do not have a banking licence from the Reserve Bank of India, but it regulates them. However, they are not subject to the same regulations as banks.
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