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DHFL has come with a NCD which has a coupon rate of 9.3% but lock in period is on the higher side to the tune of 10 years. If you are comfortable locking in money for a longer period; you can consider going for it as fixed deposit rates have gone down considerably. You can get 9.3% interest rate for 10 years and can just invest and can get monthly or Annual returns. But remember that interest is not tax free. Have a look at below screenshot to get an idea about the IPO. Read more about DHFL stock here. We suggest go for the NCD if spare cash available with you.
As part of the issue, the company also offered CPI-linked bonds. These have a tenure of three years and the yield payable to institutional investors would be 4.08% above the CPI inflation rate. For retail investors, the yield would be a real rate of 4.18% above the prevailing inflation rate.
As part of the issue, the company also offered CPI-linked bonds. These have a tenure of three years and the yield payable to institutional investors would be 4.08% above the CPI inflation rate. For retail investors, the yield would be a real rate of 4.18% above the prevailing inflation rate.
