Reliance Securities Limited

With RSL online trading account investing in IPO’s is just a click away without any paper work, it also gives you the option of investing through various banks.

Our unique single cash feature allows you to invest in IPO’s from the same ledger account and allotment of share happens in the same demat account

A special research reports, specifically analyzing company prospectus before an IPO is shared with all our Clients that helps them to invest accordingly.

Non convertible debentures (NCDs) or Bonds are nothing but debt instruments issued by a corporation. Ordinarily, a company can raise money by either issuing shares or taking a loan. They can take a loan from a bank, financial institutions, raise money abroad, or take a loan from the public. 

When they take a loan from the public - the instrument used is called a debenture or a bond. Further, there are two types of debentures - convertible debentures, and non convertible debentures. 

Convertible debentures can be converted into shares after the lapse of a certain time period, whereas non convertible debentures always remain debt instruments. Hence, the return offered by them is relatively higher than convertible debentures. The issuing company pays a fixed rate of interest for the pre-defined period.

QFI (Qualified Foreign Investor) is a person who is non-resident investors, other than SEBI registered FIIs and SEBI registered FVCIs, who meet the KYC requirements of SEBI. QFI can be an individuals, groups or associations

Growth story of india has attracted many foreign investors in recent years; Govt of india is also taken steps to liberalize the investment route for foreign investors for their direct exposure to indian equity market. They have initiated the step in the budget 2011-12 announcement and allowed QFIs to invest in rupee denominated units of domestic mutual funds. Further in Jan2012 Government of india issued a press note, and opened the window for qualified foreign investors (QFIs) to directly invest in the equity shares market of india. It will be beneficial for small individual foreign investors, pension funds, corporate and other parties who earlier use to go for hectic process of institutional investment (FII/FVCI) / sub account route or FDI route.