SGBs and RBI floating-rate bonds are not strictly comparable as the underlying asset class is different, tells Ashutosh Gupta
Which will be a better investment - Sovereign Gold Bonds (SGBs) or RBI Floating-Rate bonds for the same period? - S Murali Both of them are very different, with a distinct underlying asset class altogether. So I would say, they are not strictly comparable, even though the tenure of these two investments is somewhat similar. One is an eight-year scheme and the other has a tenure of seven years. What I would rather suggest is to be g
This article was originally published on January 21, 2021.
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