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At Sovereign Global, we are deeply committed to delivering distinguished investment products and services to our valued clients. Our focus extends beyond short-term transactional gains. We strive to create value for our clients by leveraging and sharing our years of expertise and industry knowledge with them; thereby generating sustainable, risk-adjusted returns over the long term.

Driven by a bold vision, we aim to rethink conventional investment philosophies and act as catalysts for transformation. By embracing change, we pursue holistic growth while remaining dedicated to serving your evolving financial goals.

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20 years

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300 +

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What our clients say

We are very happy to invest in bonds. Thanks to the team at Sovereign Global for introducing us this product.

Muskan

Nutritionist

I had always invested in Fixed Deposits but I never knew I could get better returns from a similar product and that too for long-term. I am glad that I invested in bonds through Sovereign Global.

Ashish Dhingra

Managing Director (Obsession)

The team at Sovereign Global was very transparent and swift during the entire process of my bond purchase. They have been always available to answer our queries

Yash Maheshwari

Businessman

Our family has been transacting through Sovereign Global now for more than 3 years. They have always given us the best investment solutions.

Ashish Dhingra

Managing Director (Obsession)

Sovereign Global has not just helped us in buying bonds but also selling them when we needed the funds. They have also been very swift in the process. I highly recommend their services

Sudhir Jain

CFO reliance SCZ

Umesh and team have helped us gain more confidence to invest in bonds; thanks to their expert solutions and transparent process

Rahul Jhunjhunwala

Businessman

I needed a product that gave me a fixed return not just for 1-3 years but for at least 15 years. Sovereign Global introduced us to bonds and I am happy to have invested my life's savings in them

Vijay Jalan

Lawyer and Heathcare Consultant

I wanted to invest in fixed deposits for my kids but after meeting the Sovereign Global team, I was convinced that bonds were equally attractive. I have invsted in bonds through them and I do not see any reason why anyone should not do it.

Sandeep Narula

Interior Designer

Despite the fact that I had heard about bonds, I always thought it was way too complicated for me. However, Sovereign Global made it simple enough for me to understand how can I maximise my returns while keeping my money safe.

Vandana Wadhwa

CEO Onqest Labs

Highly recommend Sovereign Global for their offerings and services to anyone looking for second income.

Sudarshan Jalan

Real Estate Developer Ranchi
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SOVEREIGN GLOBAL FAQ's
Sovereign Global is a financial boutique specializing in Fixed-Income Markets, Third-Party Distribution, Resource Management and Equity Research. Our team comprises seasoned professionals with deep expertise across all business verticals. We serve Banks, Mutual Funds, Family Offices, Corporate Treasuries, Institutions, Insurance Companies, Provident & Pension Funds, Trusts, and UHNIs, while actively managing our proprietary trading book in bonds, equities and derivatives. We are also a SEBI-registered debt broker and SEBI- registered Research Analyst.
While we built our foundation on fixed income products largely working with institutions, over the years we have established ourselves as a financial boutique catering not just to institutions but also to retail investors. For institutions, we work as intermediaries, arrangers, knowledge partners as well as resource managers and for our retail investors we act as solutions providers to enable our clients achieve their financial goals by investing in products such as bonds, mutual funds, AIFs, etc.
A bond is an instrument evidencing indebtedness. They are generally issued by any government or government sponsored institution, company, municipality, etc. A bond investor lends money to the issuer and in exchange, the issuer promises to repay the loan amount on a specified maturity date. The issuer usually pays the bond holder periodic interest payments over the life of the loan.
There are various types of bonds available in the market depending on the issuer. Bonds issued by the central government of India are called government securities of G-Secs while those issued by state governments are called state development loans or SDLs. Additionally, there are bonds issued by public sector institutions referred to as PSU bonds, those issued by private institutions including banks referred to as non-convertible debentures (NCDs). There are several other types of bonds as well such as muni-bonds (issued by municipal corporations), state guaranteed bonds, etc.
There is a wide variety of bonds available in the market. While G-Secs & SDLs are considered sovereign & quasi-sovereign having the lowest risk, there are bonds in the market that are secured by the issuer through multiple covenants and collateral making them less risky. For investors chasing very high returns, there are unsecured bonds which offer higher returns with moderate-high risk.
While there are tax-free bonds available in the market, most of the bonds available are generally taxed as per the standard taxation rules of the government for investment in securities.
Coupon is essentially the fixed, periodic interest payment received by the investor from the issuer of the bond. It is calculated as a percentage of the bond’s face value and remains fixed for the entire tenure of the bond.
The difference between Yield to Maturity (YTM) and Yield to Call (YTC) is that Yield to Maturity (YTM) is the total amount received by a person after maturity while Yield to Call (YTC) is a form of callable bond which can be paid off early by the person. Yield to put is the yield a bondholder gets by holding it until it is able to sell it back to the issuer. Bondholders in this type of bonds receive a lower expected coupon rate or yield to put, because they are able to sell it back to the issuer and reinvest their capital elsewhere (at higher rates).
The amount of interest earned on bond but not received is called accrued interest. When buying bonds in the secondary market, the buyer will have to pay accrued interest to the seller as part of the total purchase price. An investor that purchases a bond sometime between the last coupon payment and the next coupon payment will receive the full interest on the scheduled coupon payment date given that they will be the bondholder of record. However, since the buyer did not earn all of the interest accrued over this period, they must pay the bond seller the portion of the interest that the seller earned before selling the bond.
Premium and discount refer to the price of a bond and can often mean the difference between a gain and a loss on your investment. Instead, a premium bond is one trading above its face value and a discount bond is one trading below its face value.
When you sell a bond after holding a couple of years or before maturity, you may get more or less than you paid for it. If interest rates have risen since the bond was purchased, its value might have declined. If rates have declined, the bond's value might have increased which enables the investor to realize a capital gain. However, these changes in price are negligible unless there is a very significant change in interest rates.
Yes, investor will get the interest for the holding period of the bond if they sell it before interest payment date. This is also called accrued interest.
As per NSDL and CDSL policy, the interest payments and maturity proceeds will be directly credited to the investor’s bank account through electronic mode.
As the securities are being held in the Demat account and all Demat accounts of investors are linked to investor’s bank account automatically. Hence, the issuer of the bond has all details about the investor through NSDL or CDSL account. The payment of coupon and the payment of maturity are paid directly to the bank account of the investor.
The investments offered by Sovereign Global are liquid in nature. Therefore, if in case there is some requirement of urgent liquidity, the investor can always sell the security in the secondary market before maturity. Sovereign Global will help the investors to exit and liquidate the investment in the market so that any emergency fund needs are met.
Bonds and FDs are both low-risk securities. Still, you should choose Bonds over Fixed Deposits because : Bonds provide higher interest returns than FDs. Bonds are tradable, but FDs are not. Bonds offer more diverse tax benefits than FDs, including the potential for savings on capital gains in addition to tax benefits on interest income.
The bonds can be bought both online and offline through registered intermediaries as well through RBI.
The requirements to invest in bonds are as follows: Passport photograph, Pan card, Address proof, Cancelled cheque, Demat CMR.
A Demat account is short form of Dematerialized account. It is a trading account where all your investments are deposited. Since acquiring a physical copy every time you sell or purchase is not possible, a Demat account keeps track of all your activities as an investor. It converts securities from physical to digital form.
A Demat account is not mandatory to purchase a sovereign bond. However, holding your securities in a Demat account makes selling easy. The investment market is growing as we speak, hence it is not possible to have a physical copy of all your investments and transactions. Therefore, Demat account prevents hassles and gives you a digital lay down of your investments in one place.
Managing a Demat account is a chargeable service. However, there are services like National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL) or Central Depository Services Limited (CDSL) that offer a free Demat account.
For Bonds and Debentures, usually the units are transferred to your Demat account on the same day when the RTGS is done. In some cases, it may take up to maximum of 3 working days. For Corporate Fixed Deposits, it usually requires a couple of weeks to process the application and issue the FD certificate.
The bonds can be sold in the secondary market among investors before the date of maturity through Sovereign Global. There are factors that determine the price of the bond at the time of sale, such as the interest rate in the market. If the interest is high, the market value of the bond will fall. Likewise, if the interest rate falls, the market value will be high.

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The Rise of India’s Bond Market: How Retail Investors Can Participate
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The Rise of India’s Bond Market: How Retail Investors Can Participate

Published 2 months ago
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Introduction For years, bonds were seen as an instrument reserved for institutions, mutual funds, and corporate treasuries. But that’s changing fast. Interest rates stabilizing and digital platforms are making bond investing easier, India’s fixed-income market is penetrating deeper and this is just the beginning. If you’ve ever wondered how bonds work, or how you can […]

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The Power of Investing: And Why it is More Important Than Ever

Published 4 months ago
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One thing never changes in a world full of financial noise: your money needs to work just as hard as you do. Whether you’re just starting out in your career, starting a family, or making long-term financial plans, wise investment is now a must. However, choosing companies and pursuing profits are not the only aspects […]

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Why every portfolio needs bonds in 2025

Imagine driving a car down a highway to your destination where the car represents your portfolio and the highway represents the financial markets, full of ups, downs … 

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Published on November 8, 2025

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Indian government bonds rose in early trading on Tuesday, as speculation of central bank support and the rupee’s best open in about three weeks spurred short-covering.

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Published on November 4, 2025

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