The document discusses different types of bonds. It provides details about the leadership team of NIPAM including the Chairman, CEO, CFO, CMO and CCO. It then defines what a bond is, how it works, and the difference between bonds and stocks. It also outlines several types of bonds including infrastructure bonds, capital gains bonds, and zero coupon bonds. Infrastructure bonds can be used for funding infrastructure projects and provide tax benefits. Capital gains bonds provide tax exemptions under section 54EC of the income tax act. Zero coupon bonds are bought at a deep discount to their face value and do not pay interest periodically.
3. Bond is a debt security
in which the authorized issuer owes the holders a debt
and is obliged to pay interest
and repay the principal at a later date, termed maturity
it is a formal contract to repay borrowed money with interest at fixed
intervals
The holder of bond is called lender ( creditor )
The issuer of the bond is called borrower (lender)
interest is termed as coupon
5. WHAT IS A USE OF A BOND ?
Bonds provide the borrower with external funds to finance
long-term investments
In the case of government bonds, to finance current
expenditure.
Lender gets risk free Investment.
6. BONDS AND STOCKS ARE BOTH SECURITIES BUT
THERE IS A MAJOR DIFERENCE IN BOTH
Stockholders have an equity stake in the company ( they are owners)
Bondholders have credit stake in the company ( they are lenders )
Bonds have maturity time ( redemption time )
Stocks may be outstanding indefinitely.
7. TYPES OF BONDS
INFRASTRUCTURE BONDS
CAPITAL GAINS BONDS
ZERO COUPON BONDS
8. INFRASTRUCTURE BONDS
They are same as other bonds available in investment market
Difference is only this the funds collected through the sale of these bonds is used for
the infrastructural development, highway projects, railways project.
Have fixed rate of interest
Have tax deduction upto 20,000 for 1 financial year ( 80 CCF )
Long term investment , have maturity period 10-15 years
Pan card , address proof , demat ac is required to apply.
Only govt. companies can issue these
Major provider IDFC ( infrastructure dev finance company )
9. CAPITAL GAINS BONDS
Sect 54EC:
Any person
Tax exemption
Bonds issued by:
1. NHAI
2. REC
Payment 6 months
Lock in 3year
GUARANTEED RETURNS
10. ZERO COUPON
BONDS BONDS
DEEP DISCOUNT
DISCOUNT
MATURITY
LONGER MATURITY ->LESSER ISSUE PRICE
NO CASH INFLOW