Answer / manoj kumar jaiswal

Treasury bill is the short term financing instrument which
is issued by government on discount.It is normally of less
than one year period of 91 days ,182 days or 364 days.

Answer / deepak saxena

the treasury bill are short term (up to 1 year)borrowing instrument of government of a nation.their are the lowest risk catagerios instrument naturing in a short duration. in india bi issues t.bill on a pre-determined day for a fixed amount. they are on maturity the face value is paid to holders.

Answer / sumitra.raghavan

treasury bill is a short term money market instrument issued by the government..its an instrument to control money supply in the economy

Answer / awdesh kumar jha

Treasury bills are short term, Rupee denominated
obligations issued by the Reserve Bank of India on behalf
of the government of india. These instruments have
sovereign rating and are issued with a minimum denomination
of Rs 25000 and in its multiple. These are issued for 364
days.
Some features of the treasury bills:
(i) minimum bid for rs 25000
(ii) instrument are paid at par at the time of maturity.
(iii)highly paid
(iv) yield calculator as 100-price *365*100/price*days to
maturity

Answer / sarabmeet

The Treasury bills are short-term money market instrument that mature in a year or less than that. The purchase price is less than the face value. At maturity the government pays the Treasury Bill holder the full face value.The Treasury Bills are marketable, affordable and risk free. The security attached to the treasury bills comes at the cost of very low returns

Answer / dipika

treasury bills are the short term money market instruments with maturity period one year or less than one year. these bills are issued by central/state govt. through the agency RBI.RBI make auctioning of these bills fortnightly or midnightly and invite bids from various agencies, banks except from state government. these are issued at discount value on face price and are redeemed at face price.interest is fixed according to the demand and supply of funds in the market. the purpose is to meet short term liquidity needs of the government.investing in treasury bills is preferred by banks because these are govt. securities highly liquid and highly secured and on the other hand ensures liquidity to the commercial banks in taking short term loans through repos. thanks.

Answer / savi gupta

It is a short term maturity promissory note issued by a
national govt.as a primary instrument for regulating money
supply and raising funds via open market operations. Issued
through the country's central bank, T-bills commonly pay no
explicit interest but are sold at a discount, their yield
being the difference between the purchase price and the
par-value (also called redemption value). T-bills are very
popular with institutional investors because, being backed
by the government's full faith and credit, they come closest
to a risk free investment. Issued first time in 1877 in the
UK and in 1929 in the US.

Answer / ravikeloth

treasury bill is the money market instruement issued by the
government with discounted value and there is no fixed rate
of interest depending on maturity period .... it is very
secure bill

Answer / shashank gupta

treasury bills generally known as T-BILLS are the bills issued by federal government to raise money to fulfill its short term requirement.T-bills has a maturity of less than one year(generally from 91 days to 364 days). further these are different from the the notes and the bonds as T-bills does not pay any coupon. these are issued at discount and are repaid at face value, hence the returned earned by the investor is the difference between the issued price and the redemption price. most important, T-bills are used as benchmark ZCB for the valuation of coupon bearing bonds.

Answer / sundeep reddy

A short-term debt obligation backed by the U.S. government with a maturity of less than one year. T-bills are sold in denominations of $1,000 up to a maximum purchase of $5 million and commonly have maturities of one month (four weeks), three months (13 weeks) or six months (26 weeks).

T-bills are issued through a competitive bidding process at a discount from par, which means that rather than paying fixed interest payments like conventional bonds, the appreciation of the bond provides the return to the holder.

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