Prime NCD recommendation: A high yielding bond in an easing rate scenario
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4 thoughts on “Prime NCD recommendation: A high yielding bond in an easing rate scenario”
Hi,
Muthoot Fincorp is launching a new issue on 23rd Dec: Muthoot Fincorp Limited Tranche III.
From the details provided, even this tranche is giving 9.65% effective yield for 36 months cumulative option and credit rating is also the same. Is it fine to subscribe to this new issue instead of old one?
Below are the details provided on India Bonds:
https://www.indiabonds.com/public-issue/9812eb50-e9e2-458c-8b8e-9d0c604cbd80/
Thanks,
Alpesh
As long as tenure and yield are the same, you can. Vidya
Hi
I am new to investing in NCDs and Bonds. Do the prices change daily, any cutoff time daily is there for buying the bonds?
Regards
Raja
NCDs traded in the stock exchanges have the same cut off as exchanges. Please check with your broker. On price – depending on the volume and turnover, yield/price may move abruptly or daily. It varies for every bond. Vidya
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