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Money Guru: This is a great option to invest in debt funds, the benefit of better returns from AT1 bonds

Money Guru: This is a great option to invest in debt funds, the benefit of better returns from AT1 bonds

Tue, May 03, 2022

AT1 bonds are a special type of bond, which have no expiry date. According to the rules, it can run forever, until the bank takes it back. For those investors who want the best option of debt funds and have the ability to take more risk to earn better returns, this bonds is very useful for them. AT1 bonds means additional tier 1 bond. It is also known as Perpetual Bond without expiry. AT1 bonds are regulated by the Reserve Bank of India. In this, fixed interest is paid at regular intervals. The issuer can also sell it if he needs money according to his need. What are AT1 bonds? How much risk in an AT1 bonds? Is it right or not to invest in AT1 bonds? Watch Money Guru to know the complete details of AT1 Bonds.

SBI may need to raise only up to Rs 9K cr in capital in FY22

SBI may need to raise only up to Rs 9K cr in capital in FY22

Wed, Jun 23, 2021

The country's largest bank State Bank of India may raise only up to Rs 9,000 crore in capital through additional tier I bonds (AT1 bonds) in the current financial year (FY22) and could consider additional raising plan only next year to further enhance it's capital adequacy profile.

Budget raises India's capital market ambitions

Budget raises India's capital market ambitions

Mon, Feb 06, 2017

The government intends to raise Rs 110 billion from the listing of state-owned insurance companies, Rs 465 billion from the sale of stakes in state-owned companies on local stock exchanges and Rs 150 billion from strategic sales in 2017-18.

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Sun, Feb 05, 2017

"The RBI decision avoids potential damage to sentiment in domestic AT1 market, which will have made it even harder for banks to raise the large amount of new capital that they require over the next two years," Saswata Guha, a director at Fitch said in a weekend note.

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Revenue reserves of four public sector banks may be wiped out

Thu, Oct 13, 2016

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Are 'Coco Bonds' an answer to banks' problems?

Are 'Coco Bonds' an answer to banks' problems?

Thu, Jul 14, 2016

India Ratings believe that these banks need more capital. It, however, also said the banks can be given this extra cash by way of Additional Tier 1 bonds.

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