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NameIssue SizeMaturityCoupon
Hinduja Leyland Finance LimitedCRISIL AAINE146O08159100.00Cr29 Sep 202411.60 %
Belstar Microfinance LimitedCRISIL AAINE443L08149150.00Cr19 Jul 202911.00 %
Tvs Credit Services LimitedCRISIL AAINE729N08022100.00Cr07 Aug 202410.90 %
Au Small Finance Bank LimitedCRISIL AAINE949L08418500.00Cr30 May 202510.90 %
Indiabulls Housing Finance LimitedCRISIL AAINE148I07SR5200.00Cr26 Mar 203410.75 %
Indiabulls Housing Finance LimitedCRISIL AAINE148I07QZ27.51Cr09 Nov 203310.75 %
Indiabulls Housing Finance LimitedCRISIL AAINE148I07PT78.25Cr26 Sep 203310.75 %
Indiabulls Housing Finance LimitedCRISIL AAINE148I07RW76.59Cr27 Dec 203310.75 %
Tata Motors Finance LimitedCRISIL AAINE909H0819625.00Cr12 Sep 202410.60 %
Indusind Bank LimitedCRISIL AAINE095A080822000.00Cr31 Dec 999910.50 %

What are AA rated bonds?

AA rated 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. These rating agencies use many factors to determine a company's bond rating, including financial metrics like interest coverage ratios, leverage ratios, etc., and qualitative factors like corporate governance,  industry trends and competitive position. Some of the most common issuers of AA rated are public-sector banks and large private-sector companies.

What do credit ratings of bonds mean?

SYMBOLINVESTMENT SAFETY
AAAThese are securities with the highest safety as they have the lowest credit risk and highest safety regarding fulfilling financial obligations.
AAThese are securities with high safety as they have very low credit risk and very high safety regarding fulfilling financial obligations.
AThese are securities with moderate safety as they have low credit risk and high safety regarding fulfilling financial obligations.
BBBThese are securities with moderate safety as they have moderate credit risk and high safety regarding fulfilling financial obligations.
BBThese are securities with moderate risk regarding fulfilling financial obligations.
BThese are securities with high risk regarding fulfilling financial obligations.
CThese are securities with high risk regarding fulfilling financial obligations.
DSecurities with this rating are in default or are expected to be in default so

*Ratings for AA to C may include modifiers, such as "+" or "-", to indicate the relative standing within the category. For example, a rating of CRISIL AA+ would indicate a stronger standing than a CRISIL AA. Similarly, a  CRISIL AA bond will have a lower default risk than CRISIL AA- bond

What is the bond yield of AA bonds?

High-risk high return and vice versa is a fundamental concept of investment returns. AA rated bonds have a higher credit risk than AAA rated bonds and a lower credit risk than A rated bonds, so their returns are also adjusted accordingly. If, as an investor, you are looking for investment options that provide capital protection and periodic income, you can consider investing in AA rated bonds.

What are the benefits of AA rated Bonds?

Since AA bonds are a relatively safe investment product, they come with the virtue of providing capital preservation. As a result, they are a good investment choice for conservative investors who want regular returns. However, an investor should study the risks before investing in such bonds.

Conclusion

AA rated bonds offer a reliable investment avenue characterised by regular income, stability, and diversification benefits. Issuers with good financial health and robust management practices back these bonds. You can invest in AA rated bonds if you are looking for non-volatile investment products

FAQs about AA Rated Bonds

How are AA bonds taxed?

AA bonds are taxed in the same way as any other bonds. The interest you earn from AA bonds will be taxed as per your income tax slab under the head ‘Income from Other Sources. The selling price and the holding period of the bond determine capital gains from bonds. A holding period of 12 months or more is considered long-term for listed bonds, while for unlisted bonds, it's 36 months. Short-term gains for listed and unlisted bonds are taxed at the individual slab rate. Long-term gains are taxed 10% without indexation for listed bonds and 20% for unlisted bonds.

How can I find AA rated bonds?

Many companies and government-backed entities issue AA rated bonds. You can find AA rated bonds by searching for them on a bond platform or contacting your financial advisor.

Disclaimer: The facts and information on this page are for information and awareness purposes only. No information provided here is intended towards any specific user and should not be construed as investment advice or a recommendation of any kind whatsoever. You are requested to consult with your professional investment advisor or tax advisor for specific directions on any investments in any securities including the bonds mentioned on this page before making any investment decision. Wint Wealth shall not be liable for any losses incurred by you based on an investment decision utilising the information on this page.