Target Maturity Index
Nifty BHARAT Bond Index – April 2023 & April 2030 index measures the performance of bonds AAA rated bonds issued by government owned entities maturing within 12 months prior to the maturity date of the index #Bharatbond
Bharat Bond ETF will have two target maturities:
3 years (maturity on 15 April’2023)
No. of Constituents: 99 & No. of Issuer in the index : 13
10 years (maturity on 15 April’2030)
No. of Constituents: 50 & No. of Issuer in the index : 12
Issuer eligibility (1/2):
Issuing entity should be domiciled in India and should either be:
Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSEs)
Maharatna
Navratna
Miniratna
PFIs
Statutory body
Issuer eligibility (2/2):
having credit rating of “AAA” (Triple A) at the time of index creation/review are shortlisted.
issuers which have total o/s of > 100 crores in eligible bonds maturing within 12 months prior to
the maturity date
Bond Eligibility (1/2):
Bond should be: 1. Plain vanilla with fixed coupon and fixed maturity 2. Denominated in INR 3. Be listed and traded on NSE and/or BSE and should be rated
Bond Eligibility (2/2):
should not be
1Tax Free
2Backed or serviced by GOI
3Floating Rate Bond
4Partially Paid up
5Perpetual
6Having Single Option (Call/Put)
7Having step up/step down coupon which is linked to any contingent event
8Convertible bonds
9Having Staggered redemption
weights:
⚫️ Single issuer weight capped at 15% at the time of index creation/review.
⚫️ Any coupon or redemption amount received is assumed to be reinvested in the portfolio on the same date, in the proportion of the existing weights.
When the last bond in the Index matures, the entire redemption amount shall be assumed to be reinvested in The Clearing Corporation of India Ltd. (CCIL) TREP overnight rate till the maturity of the index.
Re-balancing (1/2):
⚫️ Index will be reviewed at the end of each calendar quarter.
⚫️ Entities in which govt has in principle approved the disinvestment of its stake are not included.
Apart from scheduled review, bonds of existing issuers to be excluded from the index
as per the following exclusion schedule 👇:
Nifty BHARAT Bond Index - April 2030
Yield: 7.58%
MD: 6.93 years
Residual Maturity: 9.69 years
Nifty BHARAT Bond Index - April 2023
Yield: 6.69%
MD: 2.56 years
Residual Maturity: 2.83 years
8️⃣ Common Mistakes you must avoid while managing your finances
Generation Z & Millennials must read this.
In personal finance avoiding big disastrous mistakes will have a very positive impact on overall financial health.
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Do not buy traditional insurance policies. It's a combination of insurance and investment AND none of the purpose get solved
👉 insufficient life cover
👉 sub optimal investment
keep investments and insurance separate. Do not buy these toxic policies for tax saving.
→ take term insurance for life cover, it is the only affordable vehicle which can give you adequate life cover
the traditional insurance will give life cover of 10 times the annual premium whereas term insurance can give you life cover equivalent to 1000 times of annual premium
8️⃣ things you must know about Health Insurance
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First and foremost, term insurance is to cover the immediate and medium term risk of death.
Whereas, health insurance is to cover the longer term risk of falling sick. (immediate and medium term risk is also covered).
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The purpose of Health Insurance is to cover the risk of significant cost of hospitalization so that the nest egg you are saving for long term goals doesn't get drawn into in case of hospitalization.
8️⃣ things you must know about term insurance
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First and foremost, you need term insurance to cover the immediate term risk of loss of income due to death.
AND
You absolutely do not need term insurance for your 60s, 70s, 80s & beyond.
Inflation (6%) adjusted purchasing power of ₹ 2 Crore after 40 years = ~ 19.44 lakhs
2️⃣ 1) Suicide within first year is not covered. Death due to any other reason, in any geography is covered. 2) No Maturity Benefits - if you survive policy term, nothing for you as MB
Some of the articles on the internet talks ignorantly about other causes of deaths not covered
Property Market is buzzing once again, and investor activity has gone up. But there are risks.
Seven Risks of buying under construction property (UCP)
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I am not a real estate expert, then why I am writing something on a very complex topic.
Personal finance covers everything, it includes taking care of your health, taking adequate and appropriate insurances, making budget, optimizing loans, investments, tax and estate planning. Everything.
Buying a house is a big emotional and financial decision in anyone’s life..