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Fixed Income Instruments

Floating Rate Bonds

In the world of finance, there is a type of bond known as the Floating Rate Bond. Now, what sets this bond apart from others is its variable interest rate. Unlike traditional bonds with a fixed rate, the interest rate for a floating rate bond is reset at regular intervals. This means that as the market interest rates fluctuate, the interest rate on the bond will also adjust accordingly.

Eurobonds

to raise funds in a foreign market. These bonds are typically denominated in a major currency such as US dollars or Euros, and are not subject to the regulations of the count...

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Zero-coupon Bonds

These bonds are often used as a means of raising long-term capital for a company or government entity. The difference between the discount price and the face value is conside...

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Convertible Bonds

A Convertible Bond is a debt security that grants investors the option or obligation to convert the bond into a predetermined number of shares in the issuing company over th...

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Redeemable Debentures

This type of debt instrument is typically used by companies to raise funds without diluting ownership. A debenture, in the world of finance, is a form of debt instrument th...

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