Understanding Fixed Income Securities
Explore a Range of Low-Risk Investment Options Like Bonds and Debentures That Offer Steady Interest Payments, Predictable Returns, and Strong Capital Protection—Ideal for Conservative and Income-Focused Investors
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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Sl No | NCD | Highlight | YTM | Coupon | Maturity | Rating | Action |
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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 |
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Frequently Asked Questions
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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.
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.
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.
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.