Bonds vs Bond Funds. Decode the difference

Learn about support tranches in collateralized mortgage obligations (CMOs), their role in absorbing mortgage prepayment risks, and how they differ from PAC/TAC tranches. Understand their benefits, risks, and investment strategies.

Support Tranche: Understanding Its Role in Collateralized Mortgage Obligations (CMOs)

For investors, it is highly recommended that they understand how Primary and Secondary markets work. A thorough understanding of these markets will help investors to understand how stocks, bonds and other securities are traded. In this article, we will break down each and every aspect of Primary markets, so that it becomes easier for investors to understand the complex world of finance.

The Nitty Gritty of Primary Market

Green bonds are financial products that produce revenue for investments in projects that are environmentally friendly and climate-appropriate. On 9th Nov 2022, Wednesday, the Minister of Finance, Nirmala Sitharaman, gave her approval to the definitive framework for sovereign green bonds, which will be used to support environmentally beneficial projects.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman Gave A Go-Ahead For India’s First Sovereign Green Bonds Framework

The bond market has been a bit tricky lately. Yields are moving around, global cues are  mixed, and investors are unsure which part of the curve is actually worth betting on.

Why the 3–5 Year Corporate Bond Segment Looks  Promising Right Now

If you’ve been wondering how to approach bond investments over the next couple of years,  2026 might actually turn out to be an interesting point on the curve.

Bond Market Outlook 2026: What Investors Should Prepare For

If the last few years have taught us anything, it’s this: depending on just one source of income can feel stressful. Jobs change, companies restructure, expenses rise, and life keeps happening.

Why More People Are Turning to Bonds for Passive Income

Over the past few months, a quiet shift has been happening in the world of safe investments.  More and more conservative investors—especially people who don’t want to take risks with  their money—are moving towards RBI’s Floating Rate Bonds.