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Understanding IPO

An initial public offer is when a company sells its shares to the public and raises funds for growth and expansion. It allows investors to buy shares in the primary market. Once the stock is listed on the exchange, the shares can be purchased through the secondary market. The growth of the company will definitely increase the price of the shares bought by the investors. Our internal financial experts will do in-depth research on the company and its future prospects, to help you make the right decision. It is therefore a win-win situation for the company and investors. Our team of experts and technology makes it very easy and convenient to invest in an IPO.

Understanding NCD

The company issues non-convertible debentures to raise money from the public. It is for a specific term that the company pays fixed interest on the investment. At maturity, the actual amount is paid along with the interest. Agencies such as CRISIL, ICRA, CARE and Fitch Rating give ratings to a company that raises money through NCDs.

NCDs may or may not be safe. NCDs that support the issuer's assets support the fulfillment of debt obligations.

NCD - The best loan investment option

Good returns

NCDs offer better risk-adjusted returns than other debt investment options

Tenure

Debentures are usually offered in four options: monthly, quarterly, annual and cumulative

Liquidity

NCDs can be traded in the secondary market and therefore provide liquidity

No TDS

TDS does not apply to interest earned on NCDs

Understanding Bonds

Bonds protect original and periodic interest income. They are less volatile and therefore provide stability. These are revenue products under the low-risk category and issued by corporations and governments. Bonds add stability to a portfolio.

Bonds-Safe Haven

Diversity

Investing in fixed income securities can unbalance high-risk investments in a portfolio and also serve to exclude returns during instability.

Liquidity

Bonds provide liquidity because the bond market is very large and active

YTM (Yield to Maturity):

By investing in bonds and holding them until redemption, you can reap maximum benefits in the form of regular interest and face value at maturity.

Fixed return

Offer a steady return on a regular basis

Low risk

Bonds are associated with less risk than other investment products.

CORPORATE FIXED DEPOSIT

Company Fixed Deposits are safe and profitable investment tools.

They get better interest rates than banks. They are a common source of income Benefits of investing in corporate FDs

High returns

Corporate fixed deposits offer higher interest rates than banks.

No TDS

You do not have to worry about TDS if you get interest up to Rs.5000 per annum

Regular interest income

Guarantee regular income monthly, quarterly, half-yearly or annually.

Comfortable tenure

You can choose a tenure of 6 months to 7 years

Extensive Research

Our team of experts analyzes corporate performance and nominates top companies for investment. Great experience

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