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LIC largest holder of G-secs, equities, household savings: Report

LIC largest holder of G-secs, equities, household savings: Report : Rashtra News #LIC #largest #holder #Gsecs #equities #household #savings #Report The IPO-bound national insurer LIC is not only the largest holder of government debt -- owning 19 per cent of the G-secs -- but also the single largest owner of equities, the largest fund manger

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Zerodha announces waiver of brokerage fees on G-Secs and T-Bills

Indian brokerage firm Zerodha is implementing a bold initiative aimed at fostering greater participation in government bonds (G-Secs), treasury bills (T-Bills), and state development loans (SDLs). Effective March 1, 2024, Zerodha will waive the 0.06% brokerage fee on these investment options.

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A primer to navigating global economic crosswinds in the year ahead

Given crowded trades across asset classes as investor behaviour is far from what is assumed in traditional finance models, they need to be cautious on the unknowns and tread the market carefully

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Time's right to buy g-secs with rates near a peak

So, money managers believe conservative investors looking for regular income could lock into some of these bonds, which come in maturities ranging from a decade to as long as half a century.

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Inflation beating returns! Why it's the right time to invest in government securities

India Business News: Conservative investors seeking regular income can now benefit from long-tenure bonds. These bonds, ranging from a decade to half a century, offer high

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What Could India's Inclusion Into Major Global Bond Indexes Mean

The securities under the 'fully accessible route' – G-secs of 5-year, 10-year and 30-year tenors starting 2020-21 – are likely to be the ones chosen for inclusion to the index.

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Sebi lets off Tata Motors with a warning in over 18-year old case

Sebi lets off Tata Motors with a warning in over 18-year old case

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How RBI managed to boost its surpluses - The Hindu BusinessLine

How RBI managed to boost its surpluses
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Revenue from foreign and domestic investments apart, there was a spike in RBI’s holdings of GSecs for which it earns interest
The transfer of RBI surplus of nearly ₹1 lakh crore to the government sounds good as it helps a lot to balance the Budget. As the announcement comes in May, it would be used in the Budget for FY22 as the government follows the cash accounting system where income is reckoned when received. In the previous year, the surplus was ₹57,132 crore.
For FY22, the Budget has targeted an amount of ₹53,510 crore from the RBI, banks and FIs. The target has been exceeded and will be very helpful now as it can be used for any Covid-based extra-budgetary expenditure or to shore up revenue which may dip due to lower tax collections.

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Why credit growth hit a 59-yr low in FY21? AAA-rated papers were 46 bps cheaper than bank rates

According to analysis of the corporate bond yields, bank's MCLRs and GSecs between January 2020 and March 2021 by Care Ratings, AAA-rated companies could sell their debt at a cheaper rate than bank loans to the extent of 46 bps, and AA+ papers by 33 bps over the MCLR or the marginal cost of funds-based lending rate and below which a bank cannot lend. When compared to the Gsecs, AAA and AA+ papers could command only 100 bps over the benchmark gilts.

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