23 results for “NHAI”
Which is the best InvIT in India?
Looks like InvITs have hit a bit of a rough patch recently. But hey, every cloud has a silver lining, right? Could this dip in price be a buying opportunity? And if so, which InvIT in India should we be keeping an eye on? Read on for more information.
Krishna Appala3 Jan 2023Stocks
Tax-free bonds are attractive, but there are better options for investors
Tax-free bonds are available at attractive yields now. But Bharat Bond ETFs and Edelweiss Debt Index funds offer much higher post-tax returns for investors.
Venkatasubramanian K13 May 2022Fixed Income
Eight Fixed Income instruments that beat the best FD rates in India
For decades, Fixed Deposits have been the most preferred instrument for everyone. But, historically this is the worst time to invest in FDs. Their interest rates are at a multi-year low. The nationalized banks like SBI, Punjab National Bank, HDFC Bank, Axis Bank are offering FD rates in the range of 4.4% to 5.8% per annum, depending on your tenure, and a 0.5% higher for senior citizens. On the other side, the CPI inflation for Feb 2022 was at 6.07%. This means, your real rate of return is actually negative. You are losing your purchasing power by investing in Fixed Deposits. In such a scenario, what are the alternatives available? Can we get a higher return than FDs, without taking the additional risk? The answer is, Yes. In this post, we will tell you the low-risk alternatives, without compromising on the risk.
Krishna Appala6 Apr 2022Fixed Income
Capitalmind Saturday Coffee | 15th May 2021 Edition
Nihit Kshatriya15 May 2021General
Podcast #17: What to make of the Bharat Bond ETF
12 Dec 2019GeneralPodcast: The Investor Wants to Know (Episode-7)
3 Sept 2019General
The FinMin Wants Energy in PSU Banks, And Makes One More Attempt To Get It
Shreesh Biradar27 Aug 2019Economy
#Linkfest - World Bank Withdraws Amaravati Funding, IL&FS Forensic Audit Revelations, FMCG Companies Lose Steam, US FDA Dings Strides Pharma, and More
Rohit Ullal25 Jul 2019Breaking
Bond Baba Series: An Introduction to Bonds
How to invest in bonds in India? One of the most frequent investment questions we get. Gold Bonds. Sovereign Government Bonds. Corporate Bonds. There are many kinds, each with its nuances, liquidity, and pros and cons. In this post, we discuss the different sorts of bonds available in the market and the risks associated with them. We also explain why bonds shouldn't be considered as an alternative to fixed deposits.
Shreesh Biradar4 Jul 2019Fixed IncomePodcast: The Stubborn Cost of Capital in India (Episode 3)
8 Mar 2019Economy
Living Easy, Living Free: The Beast They Call NHAI and Its Debt Burden
Deepak Shenoy25 Jan 2019Charts And Analysis
The failure of the INVITs to gather investor attention
Prashanth Krishna28 Jun 2018Opinion
IRB Invit Will Buy a New Project That Eats Into Cash Flows For 9 Years
Deepak Shenoy26 Sept 2017Stocks
Govt To Pay 75% of Pending Construction Claims : HCC Debt Reduces by Half, Construction Companies Gain
Shreesh Biradar1 Sept 2016Stocks
The Perils of Pledging: MBL Infra Tanks 75% in a Year
Deepak Shenoy31 Aug 2016Stocks
Budget 2016: Meets Deficit Targets Through Higher Taxes and Lower Expense Growth
Deepak Shenoy2 Mar 2016Economy
Watch Live Updates of Indian Budget 2016
SG Suneel29 Feb 2016EconomyTwo L&T Road Projects Default, But There's No Recourse To The Company. Is This The Beginning?
Deepak Shenoy23 Sept 2015GeneralCapital Gains Bond Investment Loophole Plugged: Only 50 Lakhs Allowed to Offset Gains
Deepak Shenoy11 Jul 2014EconomyBuilding affordable housing by curbing bubbles in real estate
Deepak Shenoy23 Mar 2012EconomyNHAI Bond Yields
Deepak Shenoy8 Feb 2012Fixed IncomeHUDCO and IRFC Bonds With Tax Free 8%+ Interest
Deepak Shenoy25 Jan 2012Fixed IncomeNew NHAI bonds for Capital Gains Exemption
Deepak Shenoy29 May 2008Commentary