Tax-Free Bonds FY 2013-14 – Interest Payment Date, Date of Allotment, Maturity Date, BSE Code, NSE Code & Other Info

This post is written by Shiv Kukreja, who is a Certified Financial Planner and runs a financial planning firm, Ojas Capital in Delhi/NCR. He can be reached at [email protected]

It has been a very long time since Deepak suggested Manshu and me to cover a post having post-listing details of tax free bonds issued during last three financial years. Like a large number of investors, he too has been struggling to keep himself updated with different interest payment dates, scrip codes, scrip ids, ISIN numbers of these bonds, which of these bonds carry step-down feature and many such things.

This is what Deepak had to say:

Deepak October 28, 2013 at 4:28 pm

Hi Shiv, (I have given the same suggestion to Manshu. Please speak to him as well)

There are a number of tax free bonds in the market every year, for the past 3 years.
The interest rates are different for each bond in each year!
What makes it more complicated is that the interest rates are different for the same bond if you have got a direct allotment or bought it from the stock market.
Each one comes with a different date of interest payment.

With all this, it has become really difficult to track the interest payment. I also find it difficult to link the bonds to their Scrip ID and Code because of the long list of bonds in my statement.
I also don’t know in which month will I receive the interest of the bonds that I purchased last year.

Would it be possible for you to have a table with the following details as one of your articles?

Company
Year of Issue
ISIN
Scrip Id
Scrip Code
Rate of Interest (Direct Allotment)
Rate of Interest (If purchased later)
Due date of interest
And anything else that you find appropriate…

I’m certain it would benefit a lot of people.

Regards,
Deepak

As both of us have been keeping very busy for the past many weeks, we were not getting enough time to cover this post and work on Deepak’s requirements. As I just got time to cover this post, here is the table which should help most of us to keep ourselves updated with the deemed date of allotment of these tax-free bonds, their interest payment dates, BSE codes, NSE codes, maturity dates and their respective coupon rates applicable to the retail investors as well as other investors.

Tax-Free Bonds issued during Financial Year 2013-14

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(Note: Table updated on March 31, 2014)

Deepak wanted us to cover these details for all the tax free bonds issued during the past three years. But, to begin with, I have covered these details only for the current financial year i.e. FY 2013-14. I want to experiment this post with the current financial year and will cover the details of previous years’ tax-free bonds separately in two other posts. I’ll also keep updating this table as and when the remaining companies launch their respective issues and get these bonds listed on the stock exchanges.

I would also request you to share your views regarding this post and suggest some more ideas for the other two posts so that I can cover more such details about these listed bonds.

130 thoughts on “Tax-Free Bonds FY 2013-14 – Interest Payment Date, Date of Allotment, Maturity Date, BSE Code, NSE Code & Other Info”

  1. Dear Shiv,

    Came to know IREDA is launching the TFB on 17-Feb with 8.41% interest (10 yr – retail). Please give us your valuable input on this bond.

    Regards

    1. Hi Debasis,
      I am yet to get this news from a confirmed source, but I think the rate is lower than what investors would have liked it to be. I’ll review this issue as and when the prospectus gets filed.

  2. sorry i did not get the link of –
    Tax-Free Bonds Issued During Financial Year 2012-13
    Tax-Free Bonds Issued During Financial Year 2011-2012
    how others on board got it ?

      1. Yes, That has detail of 11-12 and 12-13 both.
        Tax-Free Bonds Issued During Financial Year 2012-13
        Tax-Free Bonds Issued During Financial Year 2011-2012

  3. Much needed detail at one place.
    Thank a lot Shiv for this.

    Can I request you to make this list much bigger by adding all previous years tax free bond detail.

    Thanks
    Deepak

  4. Great Article Mr Shiv, very hard work indeed.

    Can you also let us know same details for private bonds / NCD of this year..including =
    muthoot
    mannapuram
    Edelweiss ecl finance
    iihfl
    srei
    sriram transport
    dhfl
    any other ..

    I divide my portfolio 75 : 25 (Govt : Private ) to get better yield on my investments .. this will be very beneficial to all of us.

      1. thank you . pl. include L & T , sbin , and other private companies who gives better rates then these safe TF Bonds. (possible monthly interest income)

  5. Thanks a lot, Shiv. This is too good!
    The list with all the details, and my name & original post in the above article.
    Just like Rama (above), I have completed updating my spreadsheet with these missing details. It was EXTREMELY helpful and time saving. I have also added a bookmark to this article.

    P.S. I will reserve the “Thanks a TON” for the time you update the above list with the bonds of the past 2 years 😉

  6. interest payment date for rec bonds is given wrong on bse site.
    link-http://www.bseindia.com/NewStockReach/StockReach_Debt.aspx?scripcode=961780

  7. Dear Shiv, Many thanks for this compilation. I just now updated my XL sheet with this information. A labor of love from you – thanks once more for that.

  8. Shiv, are there any previous years AAA issues that are giving similar or better yields (8.7 or above) if we have to buy from secondary market ?

  9. Can you please let us know the web site where the info given by you is available? If we know this source we need not bother you at all.

    1. Hi Mr. Ramamurthy,

      I’ve prepared this table on my own from various listing notices I have. I have no idea about any website where all this information is available at a single place.

      1. Dear Sir,

        I am able to see the interest earned in my portfolio on icicidirect.com, but the corresponding credit I am not able to see in my bank account in few case. Please guide how to verify the credit of interest in the bank account. In case of non credit of interest, how should we deal with it ?

  10. Excellent Article….. will help me track my interest income and hence my expenses for the next 15 – 20 years depending on the Bonds invested

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