What are Corporate Bonds?

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Average Yield8.00%

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What are Corporate Bonds?

Companies issue corporate bonds to raise finance for various reasons, such as building a new plant, buying equipment or for business expansion. Corporate bonds are generally medium to long-term debt instruments with more than one year of maturity. Whereas debt instruments issued by corporates with a maturity shorter than one year are referred to as commercial paper.

Best Corporate Bonds for your investment

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GOSWAMI IN... INE219O07362	Price ₹ 100,000	Coupon 0%	Rating BBB-	Yield 25%	INVEST NOW
PAHAL FINA... INE514Q08013	Price ₹ 1,000,000	Coupon 16.75%	Rating BBB-	Yield 18.08%	INVEST NOW
ECL FINANC... INE804IA7212	Price ₹ 1,000	Coupon 9.95%	Rating AA-	Yield 15.99%	INVEST NOW
INCRED FIN... INE321N07319	Price ₹ 100,000	Coupon 0%	Rating A+	Yield 15.76%	INVEST NOW
INDIABULLS... INE148I08207	Price ₹ 100,000	Coupon 10%	Rating AA	Yield 15.25%	INVEST NOW
INDIABULLS... INE244L08042	Price ₹ 100,000	Coupon 8.85%	Rating AA	Yield 15.01%	INVEST NOW
TRUCAP FIN... INE615R07083	Price ₹ 100,000	Coupon 13%	Rating BBB	Yield 14.79%	INVEST NOW
ASSETZ PRE... INE601V08034	Price ₹ 1,000,000	Coupon 14%	Rating BB-	Yield 14.77%	INVEST NOW
SATYA MICR... INE982X08109	Price ₹ 100,000	Coupon 13.85%	Rating BBB+	Yield 14.68%	INVEST NOW
ECL FINANC... INE804I08726	Price ₹ 100,000	Coupon 9.75%	Rating A+	Yield 14.62%	INVEST NOW
PAHAL FINA... INE514Q08021	Price ₹ 1,000,000	Coupon 16.5%	Rating BBB-	Yield 14.5%	INVEST NOW
AKARA CAPI... INE08XP07233	Price ₹ 100,000	Coupon 10.01%	Rating BBB	Yield 14.45%	INVEST NOW
TAPIR CONS... INE00DJ07045	Price ₹ 100,000	Coupon 13.5%	Rating A-	Yield 14.29%	INVEST NOW
AKARA CAPI... INE08XP07217	Price ₹ 100,000	Coupon 11.9%	Rating BBB	Yield 14.25%	INVEST NOW
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Best Corporate Bonds for your investment

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Coupon(%)
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GOSWAMI INFRATECH PR...
INE219O07362

Price
₹ 100,000

Coupon
0%

Yield
25%

Rating
BBB-

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PAHAL FINANCIAL SERV...
INE514Q08013

Price
₹ 1,000,000

Coupon
16.75%

Yield
18.08%

Rating
BBB-

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ECL FINANCE LIMITED
INE804IA7212

Price
₹ 1,000

Coupon
9.95%

Yield
15.99%

Rating
AA-

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INCRED FINANCIAL SER...
INE321N07319

Price
₹ 100,000

Coupon
0%

Yield
15.76%

Rating
A+

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INDIABULLS HOUSING F...
INE148I08207

Price
₹ 100,000

Coupon
10%

Yield
15.25%

Rating
AA

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INDIABULLS COMMERCIA...
INE244L08042

Price
₹ 100,000

Coupon
8.85%

Yield
15.01%

Rating
AA

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TRUCAP FINANCE LIMIT...
INE615R07083

Price
₹ 100,000

Coupon
13%

Yield
14.79%

Rating
BBB

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ASSETZ PREMIUM HOLDI...
INE601V08034

Price
₹ 1,000,000

Coupon
14%

Yield
14.77%

Rating
BB-

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SATYA MICROCAPITAL L...
INE982X08109

Price
₹ 100,000

Coupon
13.85%

Yield
14.68%

Rating
BBB+

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ECL FINANCE LIMITED
INE804I08726

Price
₹ 100,000

Coupon
9.75%

Yield
14.62%

Rating
A+

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PAHAL FINANCIAL SERV...
INE514Q08021

Price
₹ 1,000,000

Coupon
16.5%

Yield
14.5%

Rating
BBB-

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AKARA CAPITAL ADVISO...
INE08XP07233

Price
₹ 100,000

Coupon
10.01%

Yield
14.45%

Rating
BBB

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TAPIR CONSTRUCTIONS ...
INE00DJ07045

Price
₹ 100,000

Coupon
13.5%

Yield
14.29%

Rating
A-

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AKARA CAPITAL ADVISO...
INE08XP07217

Price
₹ 100,000

Coupon
11.9%

Yield
14.25%

Rating
BBB

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KEERTANA FINSERV PRI...
INE0NES07105

Price
₹ 100,000

Coupon
11.4%

Yield
14.12%

Rating
BBB

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Types of Corporate Bonds

Mortgage Bonds

Different types of assets can be used as collateral to secure bonds. For example, mortgage-backed securities are bonds that are supported by mortgages. With a mortgage bond, bondholders have the option to sell the mortgaged properties to meet any outstanding obligations to bondholders.

Collateral Trust Bonds

Collateral trust bonds and mortgage bonds share similarities, except that collateral trust bonds do not use residential properties as collateral. Businesses employ collateral trust bonds when they lack permanent assets or real estate and instead hold securities from other firms. When issuing bonds, these firms pledge the stocks, bonds, and other interests they own in other companies.

Debenture Bonds

Debenture bonds, including treasury bills in the Corporate Bonds category, are unsecured bonds that lack specific property or asset backing. Companies often issue debenture bonds with favorable credit ratings, resulting in relatively moderate interest rates.

Guaranteed Bonds

Guaranteed bonds, as the name implies, are bonds that come with a guarantee. Another company provides the guarantee, reducing the risk of default as that company has committed to fulfilling the bond's obligations if required.

Valuation of Indian Corporate Bonds

Corporate Bonds are inversely proportional to interest rates as they rise in value with the fall in interest rates, and their value falls with the rise in interest rates. Normally, the longer the maturity, the greater is the percentage of price volatility. Corporate bond fund has its own importance. Investors can take the decision considering essential risk factors.

Upon holding the bond till maturity, the concern for the price fluctuations will be less which is known as market risk or interest-rate risk, because one will get the bond at face, or par value at the maturity. The inverse relationship of the bonds and interest rates means that the bonds are less worthy. When interest rates rise and vice versa that can be described below:

Rise in interest rates

New market issues come up with higher yields as compared to the older securities, making the older ones unworthy. Therefore, the prices will go down.

Decline in interest rates

New bond issues come up in the market with lower yields as compared to the older securities, which makes the older ones, higher-yielding ones, more useful. Hence, the prices will go up.

Selling of bond before maturity

If a person sells a bond before maturity, it makes worth if the prices are high presently or selling at lower rate is unworthy of what it was paid for.

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Features of Corporate Bonds in India

Taxable : Interest on corporate bonds is generally taxable.
Credit Rating Criterion : Corporate Bonds can be classified into two types on the basis of Credit Rating: Investment Grade and Non-investment Grade (Junk Bonds). Bonds having a credit rating of AAA to BBB are considered as Investment Grade Bonds; others are considered Non-investment Grade Bonds.
Coupon rate :  Corporate bonds have higher coupon rates than G-secs. Normally, corporate bonds provide 7% (AAA rated) to 12% (A-rated) coupons in the current year, 2021. On the contrary, G-secs provide a 6% coupon rate. Many times, investors prefer investing considering corporate bonds’ interest rates.
Tenor : Corporate Bonds have shorter tenures as compared to G-secs. Upon maturity of the corporate bond, the investor obtains the principal amount. Until maturity, the money is owed by the investor to the issuer, and during the maturity period, the principal is repaid with any outstanding interest, and the contract gets settled.
Moderate liquidity : The liquidity of the corporate bond market via Over counter is moderate to high, subject to the specific bond. Here, liquidity means the ease of selling the bonds without much price negotiation.

Why Invest in Corporate Bonds in India?

The better understanding of corporate bonds meaning and relevant information on the high yielding investment option can help fulfil your long-term objectives along with short term objectives. Corporate Bonds are a good and high yielding investment choice from a safe option. The income is predictable. Investors get interest twice and it is a reliable way to preserve your capital.

Advantages of Investing in Corporate Bonds

Good Investment Option

Every investor should gauze the risk involved in the investment option chosen for investment prior to making an investment. Corporate Bonds are a good investment option.

Higher Yields

For the investors looking for regular and higher returns corporate bonds are a good choice. In comparison to government bonds, the return in corporate bonds is high. The corporate bonds interest rates are also a major attraction for investors.

Low Risk

Corporate Bonds have a low risk and are not affected by inflation. Investing in corporate bonds with AA+ or above is safe. Also, in case the issuing company is declared bankrupt, bond holders get priority over stock holders.

Who Should Invest in Corporate Bonds?

Individual investors, corporations, and government enterprises can invest in corporate bonds. Interested investors can buy corporate bonds through a bank, a broker, brokerage firm, or a bond trader.

The retail investors interested in safe investment with capital preservation can consider investing in Corporate Bonds.

Why to Invest in Indian Corporate Bonds?

Corporate bonds are known to offer comparatively higher returns, liquidity, portfolio diversification, and are good for fixed periodic income. Investing in Indian Corporate Bonds can help you take the advantage of its excellent features and of course the returns better than other investment avenues.

Your preference for the investment in corporate bonds in India can also help you retire rich.

Indian corporate bonds are a reliable source for additional income

Relatively better returns in Indian corporate bonds

They help you diversify your investment portfolio and balance your portfolio.

Do you want to know about corporate bonds interest rates in India? Let me tell you that you do not need to worry about corporate bonds interest rates as the corporate bonds are known to offer the coupon rate that ranges between 7 to 14% annually. Corporate bond fund can also prove to be a good option if you wish to go for diversification. You are required to stay cautious and make investment decisions as there is a risk with every investment.

Today, investors have varied sources online and it is better to choose the online platform facilitating higher security.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why to buy corporate bonds?

Corporate bonds are a fixed source of income for investors in the form of interest. You get the interest paid annually or semi-annually. Also, you get the full repayment of your principal.

How secure are corporate bonds?

Corporate Bonds are more secure than other stocks. Corporate bondholders get the first priority if a bond-issuing company is declared bankrupt. Also, companies with AAA ratings are considered more secure.

What is the maturity of corporate bonds?

The corporate bonds term can range from one to thirty years. The short-term ranges from 1 to 3 years, medium-term 4 to 10 years, and long-term more than 10 years.

What are the three major types of corporate bonds?

The three major types of corporate bonds include - Short-term notes, medium-term notes, and long-term bonds.

How do Corporate Bonds differ from stocks?

Corporate Bonds are a loan from investors to the organisations issuing them while Stocks provides you partial ownership in a corporation.

What is the risk level for Corporate Bondholders?

The Corporate Bondholders have a low-risk level. Credit risk, market risk, and interest rate risk are the primary risk with Corporate Bonds.

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