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Ask around among people who've started dabbling in fixed income lately and NCDs come up a lot. Makes sense, the yields are usually better than a plain bank FD. But there's a distinction that trips up a surprising number of first timers, and it's not a minor one, the difference between secured and unsecured NCDs. It sounds like paperwork jargon. It's really not. It might be the single biggest factor in whether you see your money again if the issuer runs into trouble down the l
If you are looking for high-yield corporate bonds in India, the first thing to understand is that fixed income does not have to mean low return. For many investors, especially those who want better income than a traditional fixed deposit, corporate bonds and Non-convertible debentures (NCD) open up a more rewarding lane within fixed income investment options. At Trinity Finvest, we often see investors in Kerala and beyond move from plain FDs to smarter debt market investments
