REIT vs Physical Real Estate
Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) is a new asset class in recent years in the Indian market that gives investors a chance to get exposure to real estate. They can invest in REITs without incurring the substantial cash flows required...
Stock Market Timings in India
While effectively dealing in the stock market, you need to have correct knowledge about current stock market timings in India. Stock market timings remain the same all over the country. There are two major stock exchanges in India, namely the...
BSE Holidays List 2022
BSE (previously known as Bombay Stock Exchange) was founded in 1875 and is Asia's first and fastest stock exchange, with a speed of 6 microseconds. It is also one of India's top exchange groups. BSE has aided the expansion of...
NSE Holidays List 2022
The National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) is a stock exchange in India. The NSE was the first stock exchange in the country to implement a computerised trading system. The exchange first opened its doors in 1994. According to the...
Foreign Currency Convertible Bonds
What is Foreign Currency Convertible Bonds? Foreign Currency Convertible Bonds is a special type of debt instrument issued in a currency other than a home currency. An FCCB is a bond with a dual character of debt and equity instrument....
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Coupon Rate
The government and corporations issue bonds to raise money to meet their expenses. These expenses can be working capital requirements or financing specific projects. When a firm or the government issues a bond, it announces the coupon rate. The couponrate...
Mortgage Bonds
What are Mortgage Bonds? Mortgage bonds are a type of bond issued to investors that are secured by mortgages or a pool of mortgages. Typically, these mortgages act as collateral for the bonds issued. Also, the collateral for mortgage bonds...
Floating Rate Bonds
Bonds are a type of debt instrument that loans money to the issuer. The issuer borrows money at a fixed or variable interest rate for a specific duration. The issuer can be government, banks or corporations. They can issue fixed-rate...