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In the world of investing, finding the “sweet spot” between high returns and safety is the ultimate goal. For many Indian investors, the search usually begins and ends with Bank Fixed Deposits (FDs). However, if you are looking to squeeze out a bit more interest from your capital without diving headfirst into the volatile stock…
If you buy SGBs from the secondary market, they now fall under a flat 12.5% long‑term capital gains tax without indexation—even when held all the way to maturity. And if you choose to sell these SGBs on the stock exchange before maturity, the capital gains tax will be calculated based on your holding period.
Companies Use QIP? Companies need money to grow — whether it’s for launching new products, expanding operations, repaying debt, or upgrading technology. Instead of taking a loan, they can raise funds by issuing more shares. QIP allows them to do this: ✅ Quickly ✅ With fewer regulatory hurdles ✅ Targeted to institutional investors It’s much…
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For the astute investor constantly seeking alpha and comfortable with higher risk, or the dynamic financial institution looking for specialized investment avenues, understanding Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) in India – particularly Category III – is a must. These are the most flexible, and often the most aggressive, of the AIF categories. In our previous discussions,…
As the Indian economy continues its robust expansion, sophisticated investors are increasingly looking beyond traditional asset classes for superior returns and portfolio diversification. If you’re one such investor, or a business seeking flexible capital, understanding Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) – particularly Category II – is paramount. In our previous post, we explored AIF Category I,…
Are you an investor looking to diversify your portfolio beyond traditional assets? Or perhaps a startup founder seeking capital from sophisticated investors? If so, understanding Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) in India, particularly Category I, is crucial. The Indian investment landscape is evolving rapidly, and AIFs are playing an increasingly significant role. These privately pooled investment…
What is MCLR? The Marginal Cost of Funds-based Lending Rate (MCLR) is the minimum interest rate below which a bank cannot lend. Introduced by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in April 2016, it replaced the older Base Rate system to improve transparency in loan pricing and ensure better transmission of monetary policy. Key Components…
In a time where investors are seeking both security and stable returns, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has introduced a unique offering — the RBI Golden Horizon Deposit. Designed especially for conservative and long-term investors, this deposit scheme aims to provide steady growth backed by sovereign security. But what exactly is this deposit all…
In today’s fast-paced world, building wealth isn’t just about saving — it’s about investing smartly, strategically, and with flexibility. Whether you’re a young professional starting your financial journey or an experienced investor looking to optimize your portfolio, the Flexi Wealth Booster can be a powerful solution. Let’s explore what this investment product is, how it…