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SEBI-recognised credit rating agencies mandatorily rate all listed bonds, assessing each issuer's financial health and debt repayment ability to help investors make informed decisions.
SEBI-regulated debenture trustees exist to protect bondholders. They monitor issuer compliance with bond terms and enforce bondholder rights in the event of any breach.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are bonds ?
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A bond is a fixed-income instrument that represents a loan made by an investor to a borrower. When you buy a bond, you are essentially acting as the lender, and the issuer (typically a government or corporation) is the borrower.
3. When and how can an investor sell their bonds?
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An investor can sell a bond in two ways: by holding it until by
maturity to receive the full principal from the issuer, or by selling it on to the secondary market ( stock exchange ) to another investor at the current market price before the maturity date.
2. What are the types of bonds on the basis of security?
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Secured Bonds:Loans backed by the specific collateral (assets) that investors can claim if the issuer defaults.
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Unsecured Bonds: Loans backed only by the issuer's creditworthiness, with no assets pledged as backup.







