SBI Mutual Fund has launched two new ETFs tracking the Nifty200 Value 30 and Nifty Smallcap 250 indices. The NFO opens on May 7 and closes ...

Gilt funds are being recommended to aggressive debt investors for potential double-digit returns during anticipated RBI interest rate cuts....

BSE Index Services, an arm of the BSE, on Wednesday announced the launch of two new G-Sec indices, which can be used for running passive st...

Following the RBI’s 25 bps rate cut, Gsec ETFs have gained prominence as a strategic debt investment tool. Offering sovereign safety, liqui...

The minimum initial investment amount in both the schemes during NFO period is Rs 5,000 and in multiples of Re 1 thereafter. Subsequent min...

One method of managing volatility risk is following hold-till-maturity (HTM). This concept can be practised by investing directly in bonds....

Apart from the safety aspect, there is a reason to invest in SDLs at this point of time. The yield (interest rate) available on SDLs is on ...

The Motilal Oswal 5 year G-Sec ETF seeks investment return that closely corresponds (before fees and expenses) to total returns of the secu...

The Bharat Bond ETF consists of bonds issued by PSUs with the highest AAA credit rating.

Finance Minister Arun Jaitley in 2018-19 budget had announced plans for a debt ETF.

The selected AMC would work with the government and the advisors in all aspects of creating, launching and managing the proposed debt ETF.

Finance Minister had in 2018-19 budget announced a debt ETF, following the success of equity ETFs like CPSE ETF and Bharat-22 ETF.

Finance Minister Arun Jaitley had in 2018-19 budget announced coming out with a debt ETF.

In line with the 2018-19 Budget announcement, DIPAM came out with a request for proposal (RFP) to engage an AMC for creation and launch of ...

In the RFP, DIPAM said central public sector enterprise (CPSE) issuers are one of the most frequent and regularly traded segments of the co...

LIC Nomura Mutual Fund is looking at garnering Rs 1,000 crore of assets from its G-Sec ETF, launched last December, over the next one year.

IISL, an NSE group company, today launched four new fixed income indices to track government securities (G-Secs).