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  • What do you need to know about the certificate of deposit in India
  • The corporate bond market in India - an investor's guide
  • Do retail investors should really care about money market in India?

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    IPO-investment-thru-ASBA

    ASBA – IPO के लिए आवेदन करने से पहले याद रखने योग्य मुख्य बिंदु

    By : Hemant | March 12, 2022

    ASBA का अर्थ है  \” अवरुद्ध राशि द्वारा समर्थित आवेदन ।\”  यह भारत में आईपीओ लागू करने की प्रक्रिया के लिए दिया गया एक शब्द है। इसके अलावा, जनवरी 2016 से भारतीय प्रतिभूति और विनिमय बोर्ड, सेबी द्वारा इस पद्धति के माध्यम से प्रारंभिक सार्वजनिक पेशकश (आईपीओ) के लिए आवेदन करना अनिवार्य है। सेबी भारत में...

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    Types, advantages, and disadvantages of debentures

    All You Need To Know About Debentures

    By : Rmoney | December 19, 2020

    A debenture is a debt instrument that is used by corporations to borrow money for the medium to long term. These are the most common types of financial instruments that can be taken by a company. Debentures are generally repayable on a fixed date; however; some debentures are irredeemable. Most...

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    What do you need to know about the certificate of deposit in India

    What do you need to know about the certificate of deposit in India?

    By : Rmoney | December 28, 2018

    There are very few options for short-term investments in India for retail investors. Certificate of deposit is one of them. Due to the very nature debt instruments covers all short-term investments. With this logic certificate of deposit are debt instruments. The short form of a certificate of deposit, i.e. CD...

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    The corporate bond market in India - an investor's guide

    The corporate bond market in India – an investor’s guide

    By : Rmoney | November 19, 2018

    Before we start talking about the corporate bond market, let’s educate ourselves on “Bond”. What exactly \’bond\’ means and where does this bond word come from? While digging on the history of bonds I came across this. VOC, a Dutch East India Company, was the first company to issue bonds...

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    Do retail investors should really care about money market in India?

    Do retail investors should really care about money market in India?

    By : Rmoney | May 7, 2019

    Investing money keeping in view the timely requirement of it, is very critical for retail investors in India. For a long-term purpose, there are a handful of options available to such retailers in India. But when it comes to investing for the short-term period, there are very few instruments available...

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    What you need to know on financial market in india

    What you need to know on financial market in India?

    By : Rmoney | June 22, 2018

    A financial market is a marketplace for financial products.  Here buyers and sellers interact with each other. They trade in financial assets like equities, bonds, mutual funds, currencies, and derivatives. The price discovery of such financial assets is purely the play of demand and supply of the underlying assets in...

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    Learn the Basics of Bonds in Stock Market

    Learn the Basics of Indian Bond Market

    By : Rmoney | August 28, 2017

    Introduction of Bonds Being a stock investor you must know about bonds. Bond is the other side of your investment coin; it helps in making your portfolio well diversified. Bond is a debt market instrument; Bond promises to the debt holders to repay the principal along with interest. Some bonds...

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