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Bonds, Debentures, Mutual Funds, and Fixed Deposits.

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Veritas distributes and manages a wide range of securities across secondary and primary markets. From PSU and Government Bonds to Mutual Funds, Tax-Free Bonds, and NCDs, including opportunities in IPOs and Secondary Markets. Additionally, we provide access to RBI Government Bonds and Corporate Fixed Deposits, ensuring a diverse array of investment options for our clients.

Secondary Market Investments

Investment options in secondary market securities offer a diverse array of opportunities to suit various investor preferences. PSU Bonds provide secure investments with high credit ratings, while Private Corporate Bonds offer interest payments and principal repayment upon maturity, serving as debt securities issued by companies.

Bond Marketplace
PSU bonds, or Public Sector Undertaking bonds, are debt instruments issued by government-owned organizations, with at least 51% ownership by the government or state governments. With high credit ratings, they offer a secure investment.

PSU Bonds

PSU bonds, or Public Sector Undertaking bonds, are debt instruments issued by government-owned organizations, with at least 51% ownership by the government or state governments. With high credit ratings, they offer a secure investment.
A corporate bond is a debt security issued by a company to raise capital from investors. Investors lend money to the company, receiving interest payments in return. The company is legally obligated to repay the principal upon bond maturity.

Private Corporate Bonds

A corporate bond is a debt security issued by a company to raise capital from investors. Investors lend money to the company, receiving interest payments in return. The company is legally obligated to repay the principal upon bond maturity.
Government-backed bonds, supported by Central or State Governments, offer low risk and better returns than government securities (G-Secs). With the government's guarantee, investors receive regular interest payments, ensuring steady returns.

State & Central Guaranteed Bonds

Government-backed bonds, supported by Central or State Governments, offer low risk and better returns than government securities (G-Secs). With the government’s guarantee, investors receive regular interest payments, ensuring steady returns.
Explore top Bank Bonds issued by PSU and private sector banks in India for steady high income. Regulated by the RBI, these bonds offer good returns and are considered low risk.

Bank Bonds

Explore top Bank Bonds issued by PSU and private sector banks in India for steady high income. Regulated by the RBI, these bonds offer good returns and are considered low risk.
Government Securities like G-Secs, SDLs, and T-Bills are issued by the Central Government to borrow from the financial market and manage fiscal deficits, offering short and long-term options.

Government of India Bonds

Government Securities like G-Secs, SDLs, and T-Bills are issued by the Central Government to borrow from the financial market and manage fiscal deficits, offering short and long-term options.
Tax-free bonds, ideal for higher-income tax bracket investors, offer tax-exempt interest and attractive post-tax returns. They're issued by government entities like government companies, municipal corporations, and infrastructure firms.

Tax Free Bonds

Tax-free bonds, ideal for higher-income tax bracket investors, offer tax-exempt interest and attractive post-tax returns. They’re issued by government entities like government companies, municipal corporations, and infrastructure firms.
Funds Marketplace
Mutual funds offer diversified investment options, pooling money from multiple investors to purchase various assets, managed by professionals.

Mutual Funds

Mutual funds offer diversified investment options, pooling money from multiple investors to purchase various assets, managed by professionals.
Corporate NCDs offer fixed-term debt with predetermined maturity dates, providing regular interest payments. Investors can commit funds for up to 10 years, with issuance typically in multiples of Rs 1000.

Non Convertible Debentures

Corporate NCDs offer fixed-term debt with predetermined maturity dates, providing regular interest payments. Investors can commit funds for up to 10 years, with issuance typically in multiples of Rs 1000.
Market Linked Debentures (MLDs) offer returns tied to market indexes, with no periodic payouts except at maturity. They are structured fixed-income products.

MLDs

Market Linked Debentures (MLDs) offer returns tied to market indexes, with no periodic payouts except at maturity. They are structured fixed-income products.
STRIPS

(Separate Trading of Registered Interest and Principal of Securities)
STRIPS allow investors to hold and trade separate interest and principal components of Treasury securities.