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How to add Bharat Bond ETF to the Kite marketwatch

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The Bharat Bond ETF series is a target-maturity debt ETF launched by the Government of India, managed by Edelweiss Mutual Fund, holding public-sector bonds of a specific maturity. This guide covers adding the individual tranches to a Kite marketwatch for monitoring.

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Bharat Bond ETF

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Bharat Bond ETF is a series of target-maturity debt Exchange-Traded Funds launched by the Government of India in December 2019 in partnership with Edelweiss Mutual Fund . The ETF series invests in AAA-rated bonds issued by central public sector enterprises (CPSEs), public sector banks, and other government-related entities, with each ETF holding bonds maturing within a specific year (target maturity). The structure provides retail investors access to high-grade government PSU debt with predictable maturity profiles and exit liquidity through stock exchange trading.

Edelweiss Mutual Fund

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Edelweiss Mutual Fund is an Indian asset management company, formally incorporated as Edelweiss Asset Management Limited, and sponsored by Edelweiss Financial Services Limited, the Mumbai-based diversified financial services group. As of March 2024, the fund house managed assets exceeding Rs 1 lakh crore across equity, debt, hybrid, passive, and alternative investment fund categories.

Edelweiss MF occupies a distinctive position in the Indian AMC landscape through two notable product categories: the Bharat Bond ETF series (a unique AAA-rated corporate bond ETF backed by public sector enterprises), managed on behalf of the government, and its range of alternative strategy funds targeting returns uncorrelated with conventional equity or debt markets.