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What is Corporate FD?
A Corporate Fixed Deposit (FD) is a fixed deposit issued by a corporate entity rather than a regulated bank. Like traditional bank FDs, corporate FDs guarantee a fixed interest rate for a specified period. However, corporate FDs typically offer higher interest rates than bank FDs, which makes them attractive to investors looking for better returns.
How does Corporate FD work?
A Corporate Fixed Deposit (FD) resembles a bank FD, but instead of depositing your money with a bank, you lend it to corporations or non-banking institutions. When you opt for a corporate FD, you select an issuer based on their credit rating and past performance, and decide on the amount and duration of your investment. The issuer, in turn, pays you a fixed interest rate throughout the FD period at specified intervals. The interest can be either simple or compound. Like a bank FD, you receive your principal amount along with accrued interest, if any, at maturity.
Why invest in Corporate FDs?
A Corporate Fixed Deposit (FD) resembles a bank FD, but instead of depositing your money with a bank, you lend it to corporations or non-banking institutions. When you opt for a corporate FD, you select an issuer based on their credit rating and past performance, and decide on the amount and duration of your investment. The issuer, in turn, pays you a fixed interest rate throughout the FD period at specified intervals. The interest can be either simple or compound. Like a bank FD, you receive your principal amount along with accrued interest, if any, at maturity.
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- Low risk Deposits – Suitable for investors who are typically risk-averse and prefer to invest in safe investments that offer stable returns
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