Bonds are debt instruments where investors lend money to governments or companies for a fixed period. Government securities, including Treasury Bills and dated bonds, help raise funds for public spending while offering relatively safe and stable returns to investors.

Ohm International

Fixed Income Investment Experts

Ohm International Share Broker Pvt. Ltd. specializes in Government Securities (G-Secs) and State Development Loans (SDLs), offering stable and reliable fixed-income investment solutions.

We serve institutions, corporates, trusts and individual investors with disciplined financial strategies focused on capital preservation and predictable returns.

Government Securities & SDLs

Low-risk sovereign-backed investments.

✔ Stable returns ✔ High safety ✔ Long-term reliability

Treasury Bills & STRIPS

Short-term discounted instruments.

✔ High liquidity ✔ Short duration ✔ Low risk

Corporate Bonds & CPs

Higher yield corporate instruments.

✔ Better returns ✔ Diversification ✔ Credit-based

Certificates of Deposit

Bank-issued fixed income instruments.

✔ Fixed interest ✔ Stable ✔ Short-term

REC Bonds & MLDs

Hybrid and tax-saving instruments.

✔ Tax benefits ✔ Structured returns ✔ Market exposure

IPOs & Private Placements

Growth-oriented investment options.

✔ Capital growth ✔ Early investment ✔ Long-term wealth

Government Securities

Low-risk bonds issued by the Government of India offering stable and predictable fixed-income returns.

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State Development Loans

State Government issued bonds providing higher yields than central government securities.

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Treasury Bills

Short-term government instruments with high liquidity and discounted issuance.

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Corporate Bonds

Corporate debt instruments offering attractive returns with credit-rated investment options.

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Certificates of Deposit

Short-term deposit instruments issued by banks for stable fixed income investments.

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Commercial Papers

Corporate promissory notes providing short-term investment opportunities.

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Bond FAQs

Common questions about bonds, yields, settlement amounts, and how bond investments work.

What is a Bond? +
A bond is a loan given by an investor to an issuer such as a government or company. The issuer pays interest on the invested amount and returns the principal when the bond reaches its maturity date.
What is the relation between bond yield and bond price? +
Bond yield and price are inversely related. When bond prices rise, the effective yield decreases because investors pay more for the same interest. When bond prices fall, the yield increases as investors pay less for the same returns.
What is the difference between YTM, YTC and coupon? +
Yield to Maturity (YTM) is the total return if a bond is held until maturity. Yield to Call (YTC) is the return if the bond is called early by the issuer. The coupon is the fixed annual interest paid on the bond.
What is settlement amount for a bond? +
The settlement amount is the total amount a buyer pays to purchase a bond. It includes the bond’s market price plus the accrued interest earned since the last interest payment date.
What is accrued interest? +
Accrued interest is the interest earned on a bond since the last payment date but not yet paid. When a bond is sold, the buyer pays this amount to the seller along with the bond price.