Most convertible notes have meager interest rates, with many notes issued at the lowest legal interest rates for debt financing. The reason behind this is that investors value the growth potential of future equity more than any short-term guarantees of cash through a true bond-like interest rate. How does interestRead More →
Non-convertible debentures are offered by companies through an open issue. Investors can buy the same in the primary market when the issue is open. They can also choose to purchase NCDs being traded on the stock market at a later point in time. How debentures are traded in financial market?Read More →
When is the benefit of indexation not available in case of Long Term Capital Asset? Shares or debentures of an Indian company acquired by utilizing convertible foreign exchange as mentioned in first proviso to section 48 and the transferor is a Non-resident assessee. Is indexation allowed on shares? The long-termRead More →