If you are confused by personal finance terms, jargon and calculations, here’s a series to simplify and deconstruct these for you. In the 9...

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IREDA's share price surged 5% to Rs 114.97 following strong Q4 results, with loans sanctioned growing 9% and disbursements up 16% for FY26....

AT1 papers come with a five-year call option. Accordingly, the difference with the five-year government bonds came around 59 basis points a...

Perpetual, or Additional Tier 1 (AT-1), bonds are quasi-equity instruments that will allow the country's most valued lender and the biggest...

Industry watchers and investor protection groups agree that the Sebi circular was in the investor interest.

The ministry's objection is to the rule that requires debt mutual funds to value perpetual bonds as a 100-year instrument from April 1. Fun...

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) asked mutual funds on Wednesday evening to value perpetual bonds as 100-year instruments ...

Since July 16, the benchmark bond yield has risen 5 basis points. But, the cost of Bank of Baroda’s perpetual bond rose by a quarter percen...

When the issuer sinks, such as Yes Bank, it is unlikely to redeem the bonds on its own (typically there is no legal obligation to do so) an...

The issuer has the option to buy back the bond after a specific period. The call option is typically five years after the date of issue.

The benchmark bond yield was at 6.61% on September 25, the day the Kolkata-based lender sold those risky papers.

Bond yields and prices move in opposite directions.

Perpetual bonds are fixed income instruments with no maturity date. They are not redeemable, which means investors in these instruments are...

About Rs 8,000-9000 crore worth of perpetual bonds are hitting the market offering rates mostly in the broad range of 8.39-11% depending on...

As the name suggests, these are bonds which do not have any maturity date and are hence perpetual.