What Are Fixed Income Securities?

Fixed Income Securities are investment instruments that provide regular and predictable returns in the form of interest payments. These include bonds, debentures, government securities, and corporate debt instruments.

Unlike equity investments, fixed income products are generally less volatile and are preferred by investors seeking stable income and capital preservation.

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Income Generation

Investors nearing retirement or passive income generation

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Smart Capital Allocators

Businesses or individuals looking to park idle funds safely

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⁠Stable
Returns

Anyone seeking predictable cash flows with minimal risk

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Goal Based
Optimisation

Investors wanting returns customized to their goals and risk appetite

What Do We Offer?

Collateral-Backed Security

100% Collateral-Backed Instruments: Every security we select is fully secured, ensuring your investment is backed by strong underlying assets.

Market-Proof Returns

Low Market Volatility Impact: Since returns are not linked to market fluctuations, your earnings remain stable and predictable.

Top-Rated Bonds

Top-Rated Bonds: We invest only in bonds that are highly rated by leading credit rating agencies, ensuring creditworthiness and reduced default risk.

Deep Due Diligence

Thorough Due Diligence: Each investment opportunity undergoes deep research, risk assessment, and verification before inclusion in your portfolio.

Easy Exit Support

Assistance in Liquidation: We help investors exit or liquidate their investments with minimal hassle and maximum efficiency.

Capital Control Access

Complete Capital Control: You maintain full control over your capital with transparent tracking, reporting, and support.

Risk-Aligned Returns

Return Aligned with Risk Appetite: We offer a range of fixed income options where returns vary based on your comfort with risk—from ultra-safe government bonds to higher-yielding corporate debt.

Smart Return Tool

Smart Return Calculator: We provide a user-friendly calculator tool that helps you determine how much to invest based on your target returns and investment duration.

Our Offerings

Reliable Returns. Trusted Strategies.

Sl No NCD Highlight YTM Coupon Maturity Rating Action
1 Akara Capital Advisors Pvt Ltd High-Yield Leader 14.56% 12% 14-Aug-2028 BBB, ICRA LIMITED Invest Now
2 Navi Finserv Ltd Top-Rated Stability 11.70% 10.60% 21-May-2027 A+, India Ratings Invest Now
3 Indel Money Balanced Growth Option 13% 11% 07-Oct-2026 BBB+, CRISIL Invest Now
4 Keertana Finserv Pvt Ltd Strong Mid-Term Yield 13.50% 11.30% 06-Mar-2027 BBB+, India Ratings Invest Now
5 Ugro Capital Limited Reliable A+ Bond 11% 10.15% 24-Apr-2027 A+, India Ratings Invest Now

Why Choose Us?

Expert Curation

Our team handpicks the safest and best-performing fixed income options in the market.

Risk-Managed Investing

Our strategies are designed to protect capital while still delivering steady returns.

Trusted Partnerships

We only associate with AAA, AA, A, and BBB-rated instruments from credible issuers.

Tailored Planning Tools

Our calculator allows clients to set realistic financial goals based on their desired return.

Consistent Returns

Ideal for those looking for stable income, capital protection, and peace of mind.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Your Queries, Our Replies

Why do some bonds trade above or below their face value?

Bonds trade above (premium) or below (discount) face value depending on current interest rates compared to the bond’s coupon rate and its credit quality.

Can I sell a bond before maturity? What are the risks?

Yes, bonds can be sold on the secondary market, but the price may fluctuate based on interest rates and credit risk, which could mean a gain or loss.

What is the difference between yield to maturity (YTM) and current yield?

Current yield is the annual coupon divided by the current price, while YTM reflects the total expected return if the bond is held until maturity, including coupon payments and capital gains or losses.

How do fixed income securities differ from equities?

Fixed income securities provide regular interest payments and have a maturity date, while equities represent ownership in a company and returns depend on company profits and market performance.