Answer / sarath babu

it is short term money market instrument which is issued by
the govt at discunted value .it means it will issue a 500
rs worth of bill at 410 rs like that .after at the maturity
date it will pay rs 500. to holder of bill.

Answer / guest

is a secured financial instruments issued by goverment of
india with price as discount of face value

Answer / chandu

treasury bills are impotent money market instruments.These
are issued by govt of India in regular basis.These bills are
not carrying any fixed interest rate. these bills are issued
at discount value and redeemed at par value returns depend
on maturity period and discount rate.

Answer / babai

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Treasury Bills


Treasury Bills are money market instruments to finance the
short term requirements of the Government of India. These
are discounted securities and thus are issued at a discount
to face value. The return to the investor is the difference
between the maturity value and issue price.

Answer / brijlal

it is a govt security with a tenor of less than one year
normally of 91 days, 182days and 364 days. 14days T-bills
also exists. It is issued at a discount and redeemed at
face value. The purpose of T-bills are to manage short trem
liquidity of Govt.

Answer / ronjyoti choudhury

Treasury Bills are one of the most safest money market
instrument Inssued by Government of India through RBI. It is
issued at a discount and it may be of 14, 91, 182 or 364 days.
Generally in practice 91 days T-Bills are issued.

Answer / sapna surve

Short term government securities which pay no interest so
are issued at a discount. Also known as T–bills and usually
have a maturity of 91 days.

Answer / deepak

treasury bill is the money market instrument normally it
does'nt carry any fixed rate of interest, it is issued at
discount rate

Answer / ashish babde

Treasury Bills are money market instruments to finance the
short term requirements of the Government of India. These
are discounted securities and thus are issued at a discount
to face value. The return to the investor is the difference
between the maturity value and issue price.

Answer / gnanapandithan

• Treasury Bills are short term (up to one year) borrowing
instruments of the Government of India which enable
investors to park their short term surplus funds while
reducing their market risk.
• They are auctioned by Reserve Bank of India at regular
intervals and issued at a discount to face value.

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