
Why your return expectation may be wrong – And how to set it right
Lofty return expectations can set you up for some rude shocks! Find out how to set your return expectations right in this article.

Lofty return expectations can set you up for some rude shocks! Find out how to set your return expectations right in this article.

Can funds investing in US Treasury replicate the success of funds that invest in US stocks? Delve into this question to arrive at the answer to whether funds investing in US Government bonds should find a place in your portfolio.

Long term rates have spiked again and so, in this Prime debt strategy, we tell you which opportunities you should be locking into.

The JP Morgan India inclusion finally happened and with effect from June 28, 2024, Indian G-secs will be included in JP Morgan’s GBI-EM Global Diversified Index. What does this mean and how does it impact you as a debt investor?

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It’s raining high-yield NCDs and this article gives you a framework to filter these to arrive at the best candidates for your portfolio.

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Odd lots, subordinate bonds, waterfall mechanisms – understand these and other bond market terms

We assess where the rate cycle stands, the FD options you have, and what your FD strategy should now be.

This secured, listed and redeemable NCD is issued by India’s 5th largest microfinance company

With capital gains on debt fund investments now subject to short-term capital gains tax irrespective of holding period, other debt instruments have become quite competitive with debt mutual funds.

Debt investors have been so starved of good returns lately, that any return above 7% now seems like a grand prize. This is why, after the government recently announced an interest rate of 7.7% per annum on National Savings Certificates (NSC) for the April-June 2023 quarter, there was much jubilation. Apart from warranting a fresh look at the NSC itself, this rate hike promises to significantly lift returns on a Central government-backed instrument – GOI Floating Rate Savings Bonds 2020 (GOI FRSB).
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