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13 Aug, 2026
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Asset & Liability Management (ALM): Meaning, Process, Risks and Examples
Financial institutions receive money from one side and deploy it on the other. A bank may accept short-term deposits but offer long-term loans. An insurer may collect premiums today and settle claims years later. Asset and Liability Management helps such institutions plan these cash flows, manage risk and remain prepared when market conditions change. Key
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12 Aug, 2026
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Spot Price: Meaning, Examples and Importance for Investors
Prices shown in financial markets do not always refer to the same point in time. One may apply to a transaction happening now, while another may relate to a future date. The Spot Price is the current cash-market value of an asset. It helps investors understand what a share, commodity, currency or bond is worth
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11 Aug, 2026
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Interest Rate Parity: Meaning, Formula and Examples
Interest rates do more than decide how much a deposit or bond may earn. They can also influence the value of one currency against another. Interest Rate Parity explains this connection. It compares interest rates in two countries with their spot and forward exchange rates and shows why a higher foreign interest rate may not
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10 Aug, 2026
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Bid Price: Meaning, Working, Examples and Importance for Bond Investors
A security may show several prices at the same time. One buyer may be willing to pay ₹100, while a seller may expect ₹102. The buyer’s offer is known as the Bid Price. Understanding this figure helps an investor read market quotes, estimate a possible selling value and judge how easily a bond or stock
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07 Aug, 2026
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Public Issue of NCDs: Meaning, Features, Benefits and Risks
Companies need money for many reasons. They may want to expand their business, repay older loans or meet day-to-day funding needs. One way to raise this money is through a Public issue of NCDs. It allows a company to borrow directly from investors while offering interest for a fixed period. Key Takeaways What Is a
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07 Aug, 2026
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The Ultimate Guide to Step down Bonds 
Most bonds pay the same coupon throughout their tenure. A step-down bond takes a different route. It starts with a relatively higher coupon, which reduces at fixed stages. The change is decided when the bond is issued, so the investor can see the payment schedule in advance. This structure may look attractive initially, but the
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05 Aug, 2026
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The Indian Government Securities Market: Types and Overview
The government securities (G-Secs) market stands as a crucial pillar of the country’s financial system, playing a pivotal role in raising funds to finance government expenditures and maintaining economic stability. With its vast scope and multifaceted nature, comprehending the intricacies of this market is paramount for investors and financial enthusiasts. The Indian bond market is
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05 Aug, 2026
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Understanding Inverse Floaters: Definition, Mechanics, and Examples
Most bonds pay either a fixed coupon or an interest rate that rises with a benchmark. An inverse floater works differently. Its coupon moves in the opposite direction of the chosen benchmark rate. This unusual structure can offer a higher coupon when interest rates fall. However, it can also become less rewarding when rates rise.
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03 Aug, 2026
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Quasi-Government Bond: Meaning, Rates, Benefits and Risks
Not every government-linked bond is a government security. Some are issued by public institutions that work closely with the government but operate as separate organisations. These instruments are generally known as Quasi-government bonds. Key Takeaways What is a Quasi-Government Bond? The Quasi government bond meaning is easier to understand once the issuer is considered. These
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31 Jul, 2026
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Yield to Worst
When an investor looks at a bond, the first number that usually catches attention is yield. But yield can change depending on when the bond is repaid or called by the issuer. This is where Yield to Worst becomes useful. It shows the lowest return an investor may earn if the bond is repaid at
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30 Jul, 2026
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Public Debt Office
When the Government of India or a State Government borrows money through government securities, there has to be a system behind it. Someone must record who owns the securities, manage interest payments and handle repayment at maturity. This is where the Public Debt Office comes in. It works quietly in the background, but it plays
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29 Jul, 2026
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Delivery versus Payment (DvP)
In any securities market, a trade is complete only when two things happen: the buyer gets the securities, and the seller gets the money. But what if one side delivers and the other side does not? That is where delivery versus payment becomes important. It is a settlement method built to make securities transactions safer
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The listing of products above should not be considered an endorsement or recommendation to invest. Please use your own discretion before you transact. The listed products and their price or yield are subject to availability and market cutoff times. Pursuant to the provisions of Section 193 of Income Tax Act, 1961, as amended, with effect from, 1st April 2023, TDS will be deducted @ 10% on any interest payable on any security issued by a company (i.e. securities other than securities issued by the Central Government or a State Government).
Note: The listing of products above should not be considered an endorsement or recommendation to invest. Please use your own discretion before you transact. The listed products and their price or yield are subject to availability and market cutoff times. Pursuant to the provisions of Section 193 of Income Tax Act, 1961, as amended, with effect from, 1st April 2023, TDS will be deducted @ 10% on any interest payable on any security issued by a company (i.e. securities other than securities issued by the Central Government or a State Government).
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