NCD/SGB
NCD/SGB
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NCDs (Non-Convertible Debentures) are debt instruments issued by corporations to raise funds, offering fixed interest rates and repayment terms, while SGBs (Sovereign Gold Bonds) are government-backed securities that allow investors to buy and hold gold in a digital form, earning interest on their investment along with potential capital appreciation linked to gold prices.
Non-Convertible Debentures (NCDs) are fixed-income securities that can be issued by businesses, PSUs, or financial institutions to generate money from the general public. Investors that purchase NCDs are essentially making a short-term loan to the issuer of the security in exchange for regular interest payments (coupons) and the principle amount at maturity. Contrary to convertible debentures, NCDs cannot be converted into equity shares of the issuing company. They appeal to investors looking for steady returns because to its set interest rate and term.
SGB (Sovereign Gold Bonds): Government securities with a gramme of gold par value are known as SGBs. They are distributed by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on behalf of the Government of India to those who prefer an alternate investment to gold. Investors who purchase SGBs have the chance to do so and do so without really owning any gold. SGBs provide a predetermined duration and a fixed yearly interest rate. Based on the current gold prices, the investor receives cash at maturity equal to the bond's equivalent value.
FilingMan facilitates a seamless investment experience in NCDs (Non-Convertible Debentures) and SGBs (Sovereign Gold Bonds). With NCDs, FilingMan guides investors through the process of selecting and investing in corporate debt instruments, ensuring transparency, risk assessment, and optimal returns. Similarly, for SGBs, FilingMan assists individuals in acquiring government-backed gold bonds, providing expertise in subscription, documentation, and managing the digital form of gold investment, allowing investors to diversify their portfolio and potentially benefit from gold price movements while earning interest.
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Benefits of NCD
Fixed Returns
NCDs have a fixed interest rate, giving investors a steady stream of income for the duration of their investment.
Regular Income
Depending on the NCD's terms, investors get periodic interest payments that may be made monthly, quarterly, or yearly.
Diversification
By including fixed-income instruments into their investment portfolio, NCDs give investors the chance to diversify their risk exposure.
Credit Rating
Credit rating companies typically rate NCDs, giving investors knowledge about the issuer's creditworthiness.
Flexibility in Tenure
NCDs offer a range of tenure options, allowing investors to select a maturity period that suits their financial objectives.
Benefits of SGB
Safety
Because SGBs are issued by the Government of India, they are guaranteed by the sovereign guarantee, making them a safe and secure investment alternative.
Gold Investment
SGBs make it possible for investors to purchase gold without having to store it physically, removing storage and security issues.
Fixed Interest
SGBs provide investors with a fixed annual interest rate in addition to the possibility of capital growth.
Tax advantages
Those who invest in SGBs are eligible for tax advantages such as exemption from capital gains tax provided they hold their investments until maturity. Individual investors may also be excluded from paying taxes on interest received under certain circumstances.