Motilal Oswal Financial Services Limited

Motilal Oswal Financial Services Limited has 11 outstanding bonds recorded on this page. By type, as described by NSDL: 7 NCDs, 4 bond (ncd). 4 further ISINs on record have passed their maturity dates and are not counted as outstanding.

Its 11 outstanding bonds each have their own ISIN, for example INE338I07099, INE338I07149, INE338I07180. All are listed in the bond table on this page. ISINs of this issuer begin with its issuer code, INE338I.

Stated coupons on its fixed-rate outstanding bonds range from 8.15% to 9.7% a year on face value. One cumulative bond pays no periodic coupon; its contractual return is payable at maturity. One bond has a floating or market-linked coupon. The bond table gives the coupon and interest frequency of each ISIN. The coupon is not the yield: the yield an investor earns depends on the price paid.

Its outstanding bonds have maturity dates from 9 May 2027 to 9 May 2034. The bond table lists the maturity date of each ISIN.

NSDL India Bond Info records India Ratings AA+ (Stable) (action dated 15 Sep 2026); ICRA AA+ (Stable) (action dated 9 Sep 2026); CRISIL AA+ (Stable) (action dated 22 Jul 2026) on its outstanding bonds. Checked on NSDL on 7 Nov 2026. A rating is the agency's opinion and can change at any time.

NSDL records all 11 outstanding bonds whose terms it holds as secured. None is recorded as guaranteed. What the security is, the asset cover and the terms of any guarantee or co-obligor are set out in the offer document and the debenture trust deed; this page does not infer them.

Each ISIN's record, including its terms and rating history, is on NSDL India Bond Info (search the ISIN). The offer document (shelf prospectus, tranche prospectus or general information document and key information document) and the debenture trust deed set out the full terms; listed issuers publish them on BSE or NSE. For the private placements listed on this page, each row links to the disclosure documents on BSE.

This page does not show prices or yields. Trades in these bonds are reported on BSE and NSE, which publish the price and yield of each trade, usually by the end of the trading day. Many corporate bonds trade rarely, so a recent price may not exist; an old trade is not a current price.

A cumulative bond pays no periodic coupon. The contractual return builds up over its life and is payable with the face value at maturity, so this page shows the amount payable at maturity and the yearly rate it works out to, instead of a yearly coupon.