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GIFT City investment: Here’s how resident Indians can invest in global stocks, ETFs, and mutual fundsIndian investors can now access global stocks, mutual funds, and bonds through GIFT City, India's first smart city and International Financ...- RBI revises rules for Floating Rate Savings Bonds 2020: Key changes investors should knowThe Reserve Bank of India has released updated operational guidelines for its Floating Rate Savings Bonds, 2020 (Taxable), effective immedi...
- Stock market investors, take note of these 6 key changes that come into effect from April 1From April 1, investors face key regulatory and tax changes including higher STT on derivatives, removal of interest deduction on dividend ...
- SGB redemption will no longer be tax free for these investors as budget 2026 introduces new taxation rules for FY 2027The Union Budget proposes to restrict capital gains tax exemption on Sovereign Gold Bonds (SGBs) to individuals who subscribe at original i...
- Get 8.05% interest on these RBI bonds: How to buy RBI Floating Rate Savings Bonds online, offlineRBI 8.05% interest bonds: You can invest in RBI Floating Rate Savings Bonds 2020 (Taxable) online and offline using RBI Retail Direct websi...
- Investing online in Floating Rate Savings Bonds offering 8.05% interest through RBI Retail Direct? 10 points to rememberCurrently, the RBI Floating Rate Savings Bond offers an interest rate of 8.05%, higher than the interest rates of fixed deposits (FDs) offe...
- Now invest in Floating Rate Savings Bonds offering 8.05% interest rate using RBI Retail Direct PortalRBI floating bond was only available at any branches of SBI, Nationalised banks, private sector banks specified by the RBI and any other en...
- Arnav Pandya on Indore Municipal Corporation’s green bonds & what’s in it for investors"The interest rates are better than what we would see for many other instruments in the market but one thing has to be known. The bond is b...
- PFC Rs 5K cr bonds issue over-subscribed, closed 11 days ahead of schedulePower Finance Corporation (PFC) has planned to raise Rs 10,000 crore through bonds in two tranches.
- PFC's Rs 5k cr bond issue subscribed 94% on Day 1; likely to close on MondayPower Finance Corporation (PFC) has planned to raise Rs 10,000 crore through bonds in two tranches.
- Government notifies 7.75% bond scheme for retail investorsIn 2003,government came out with bonds offering 8% interest to encourage retail investors to invest.
- Investors turn to GOI savings bonds as FD rates softenIn the past month, fund flows to the scheme have surged, according to brokerages. One-month collections may have run into hundreds of crore...
- In a first, top-rated PSUs may get to sell retail taxable bonds"Modalities are yet to be finalised, but bond issuers are usually expected to go public," economic affairs Secretary Shaktikanta Das told E...
- Budget 2016: EPF tax whammy may push VPF out of favour; equity, debt MFs to gainSalaried individuals, many of whom opted to save through additional contribution to their VPF, could now shift to tax-free bonds or debt mu...
- Rush for higher returns before rate cut: NTPC tax-free bonds oversubscribed 10 times on Day 1“Amid an uncertain equity market, retail investors including HNIs, prefer to bet on taxfree bonds with a higher safety net,” said Deepak Pa...
- Record response to NTPC's tax-free bonds at Rs 4,400 crore subscriptionRecord investor response to NTPC's tax-free bond sales indicate that there is a growing belief that interest rates are headed southward.
- We don't want to get into project financing: Rajiv Datt, MD of IRFC"The overseas market is attractive but it has both currency and interest rate risks", Rajiv Datt, MD of IRFC said.
- CII for removal of TDS on corporate bondsThe government should remove tax deduction at source (TDS) norm for the bonds floated by companies in order to strengthen the corporate bon...
- IDFC lines up another batch of bonds to raise Rs 2,930 croreInfrastructure Development & Finance Company, or IDFC, plans to raise 2,930 crore by selling bonds to retail investors, in its second attem...
- Cheer up! Tax-free bonds are backMunicipal bonds, better known as Munis across the world, will now be a reality in the Indian financial market.
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