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Secondary Market Example

Secondary Market: Example, Types and Meaning

The secondary market, an alternative term for after-market where previously owned assets such as financial bonds, notes, shares or options can be bought or sold by investors in the financial marketplace. Usually, these bonds are created by initial investors who issue shares of such securities, unlike the capital or primary market where the buyer does …

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NCD vs Bonds

NCDs vs Bonds: What are the Differences ?

In 2014, RBI announced that NRIs and other foreign nationals are eligible to invest in non-convertible bonds and debentures (NCD Bonds). The contribution of NRIs to the purchasing and selling of shares or debentures has increased. What are NCDs? NCD stands for “non-convertible debentures.” These are debt instruments that are issued by companies and are …

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Dynamic Bond Funds

When Do Dynamic Bond Funds Make Sense For Investments?

The interest rate movement in the stock market influences the returns of a bond  fund. When interest rates go down, long-duration bond funds are benefited the most. Whereas, when interest rates are rising, these funds are not fruitful.   Factors such as inflation, government borrowings, RBI’s monetary policy, etc. explain the interest rate movement which is …

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Rebalancing Portfolios Stratgey

Rebalancing Portfolios is the New Desideratum Of an Hour

Due to the disparities in returns among various investments, an investor’s initial asset mix will inevitably alter. This transformation may raise or decrease the chance of the investor’s portfolio. Portfolio rebalancing is the process of realigning the weights of a portfolio of assets. It involves the periodic investments or disinvestments of portfolios to take care …

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Facts About Indian Financial Markets

Facts About Indian Financial Markets as the 2022-Week Eve Approaches Indian Equity

Approaches Indian Equity• The grand equity indices are higher as investors’ risk appetite improved after a South African study showed that hospitalization risk of the omicron variant is a smaller amount compared  with the previous delta variant.  Indian Debt• The RBI conducted a 4-day variable-rate reverse repo auction for a complete of Rs 2 lakh …

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