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Market Linked Debentures can look simple at first, but their returns depend on how the product is structured. Join us to understand how MLDs work, where they may fit in a portfolio and the risks investors should understand.
A Market Linked Debenture, commonly called an MLD, is a debt instrument whose return is linked, fully or partly, to a specified market-linked underlying or predefined conditions.
Unlike a conventional fixed-return instrument, the eventual payout can depend on how those predefined conditions play out.
We'll take the jargon out of MLDs and look at the subject from an investor's point of view.
What an MLD actually is, who issues one and how it differs from conventional debt investments.
Understand how an index, market movement or predefined condition can affect the eventual payout.
See through illustrative situations how an MLD can behave when market conditions change.
Credit risk, liquidity, product structure and market-linked conditions that investors should understand.
Explore the potential role of MLDs within the broader discussion around asset allocation and portfolio construction.
What should you understand about the issuer, maturity, payoff, liquidity and product conditions before considering an MLD?
If you already invest in mutual funds, equities, fixed deposits or bonds and would like to understand another investment structure, this session may be useful for you.
No prior knowledge of MLDs is required. We'll start with the basics.
The objective of the session isn't simply to label MLDs as good or bad. It is to help you understand how they work and know what questions to ask before making an investment decision.
Join us on 2nd September for this educational discussion.
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