Listed Corporate Bonds
Empowering institutions to raise debt funds to fuel their growth ambitions while offering individual investors attractive investment opportunities with excellent returns.
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What are Listed Corporate Bonds?
Listed Corporate bonds are a form of debt security issued by governments, and public and private corporations to raise funds for various purposes including working capital needs, geographic expansion, new business launch, purchasing equipment, or overall growth of the business.
These bonds are listed and traded on stock exchanges like the Bombay Stock Exchange or National Stock Exchange (BSE or NSE), and are regulated by the Security Exchange Board of India (SEBI). They are fixed-income generating instruments and the returns are not linked to the stock market.
Tenure
12 to 36 Months
IRR
8 percent to 14 percent
Why invest in
Listed Corporate Bonds?
Stability
Not impacted by market fluctuations
Better Yield
Better returns than traditional investments
Less Risky
Less risky than equity investment options
Secured
Secured against collateral
Passive Income
Additional Income for a defined period
Liquidity
Traded on the stock exchange
Credit Assessment Process
Risk Mitigation Factors
Regulated by SEBI
The issuing process of listed bonds requires appropriate disclosures and approvals by SEBI
Credit Rating
All listed bonds are credit screened & rated by external credit agencies like CRISIL, ICRA, or CARE along with internal Jiraaf rating
Controls
Adherence to financial covenants across tenure
Liquidity
Easy to trade on the stock exchange
Security
Secured by tangible assets/guarantees