Why some bonds say “View on Aspero” and others say “Request a call back”
Parmbh shows bonds from two sources.
Listed on Aspero. These bonds are listed on Aspero, an online bond platform provider (OBPP). The details come from Aspero’s listing. To invest, you continue to Aspero, which handles your KYC, payment and the transfer of the bond to your demat account. Parmbh does not handle your money.
Quoted by our partners. These are indicative quotes that our partners Nuvama and Trust Securities shared with us, shown with the date of the quote. Rates and availability change, and the minimum is usually higher, often ₹3 lakh or more. You can’t buy these online here. You request a call back, our team confirms the current rate and availability with you, and if you decide to go ahead the transaction is handled by the partner.
The same company can appear in both lists. One company often issues several bonds. Each has its own ISIN, maturity, rating, ranking (secured or subordinated) and minimum amount. Compare these details bond by bond, not company by company.
Whichever route you use, a listed yield is not guaranteed. Bonds carry credit, liquidity and interest-rate risk, and you can lose money. Parmbh explains bonds but does not tell you which one to buy. Read the risk disclosure
For awareness only. Parmbh does not give investment advice or recommendations. Filters only sort bonds by their listed rating, minimum amount, maturity, payout frequency and security. Check the issuer documents and speak to a SEBI-registered adviser before investing.