Fixed income Wint Wealth

Wint Wealth fixed-income product types

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Wint Wealth offers multiple fixed-income product categories:

ProductTypical YieldRisk
Covered bonds9-12%Structural cushion via collateral
Senior secured bonds8-11%Investment-grade NBFCs
Listed corporate bonds7-10%Issuer balance sheet only
Asset-backed securities8-12%Pool of underlying receivables
Subordinate / unsecuredHigherHigher; for risk-tolerant

How they differ

TypeRecourse
Covered bondIssuer + cover pool
Senior securedIssuer + specific assets
Listed corporateIssuer general balance sheet
ABSPool of receivables only

Selection considerations

  • Yield vs risk: Higher yield = higher risk; understand each before subscribing.
  • Rating: AAA / AA preferred; lower ratings need more scrutiny.
  • Tenor: Match to your liquidity needs.
  • Concentration: Don’t over-allocate to single issuer.

Tax

  • Coupon: Interest income (slab + TDS).
  • Capital gain: STCG / LTCG per holding period.

For complex bond portfolios, consult a SEBI-registered Investment Adviser.

See also

External references

References

  1. Wint Wealth, Product range, wintwealth.com.
  2. SEBI, Debt securities framework, sebi.gov.in.

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