Yield to Maturity (YTM)YTM defines the annual return a bond offers if held to maturity. It assumes all payouts received get reinvested at the same rate until maturity.
YTM is XIRR of bonds.
Bond details
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Rating
What does rating mean?
Rating
The rating of an issuer company reflects its past growth and performance. The rating increases when the company consistently performs well and decreases when it is not performing well.
Categories
Low risk:
AAA, AA+, AA, AA-, A+, A, A-
Moderate risk
BBB+, BBB, BBB-, BB+, BB
High risk
BB-, B+, B, B-, C, D
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Calculate your returns
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You get₹0
Interest +₹0
Payout Schedule
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Other details
Clean priceThe bond's original price without earned interest on it.
Dirty priceThe total price you pay - bond price plus accrued interest.
Security coverThe value of assets pledged by the issuer as backup, shown as a multiple of the outstanding loan amount.
Issue sizeThe total amount of money the company is raising through this bond issue.
Original bond tenureThe total duration of the bond from issue date to maturity date.
TrusteeAn independent entity appointed to protect bondholders' interests and monitor the issuer.
Mode of issueHow the bond is offered to investors (e.g., public issue open to all investors).
Listed onStock exchanges where the bond can be bought and sold after issuance.
Listing dateThe date from which the bond became available for trading on the stock exchange.
Maturity dateThe date when the company repays the bond's principal amount.
Coupon rateThe fixed annual interest rate paid to investors on the bond's face value.
Current yieldThe annual interest you earn divided by the bond's current market price.