Did you know you can invest in gold without having to buy the yellow metal in

physical form? The government-run Sovereign Gold Bond scheme is one such scheme,
wherein the bonds are denominated in the multiple of one gram of gold. The
Sovereign Gold Bond or SGB scheme were announced in May this year, and the third
and fourth series of the bonds under the scheme will be issued in August and
September respectively. Sovereign Gold Bond is a certificate scheme in which the
Reserve Bank of India issues bonds on behalf of Government of India, through
scheduled commercial banks, Stock Holding Corporation of India (SHCIL), designated
post office branches, and stock exchanges NSE and BSE. Investment in SGBs can be
used as a collateral for loans.Did you know you can invest in gold without having
to buy the yellow metal in physical form? The government-run Sovereign Gold Bond
scheme is one such scheme, wherein the bonds are denominated in the multiple of one
gram of gold. The Sovereign Gold Bond or SGB scheme were announced in May this
year, and the third and fourth series of the bonds under the scheme will be issued
in August and September respectively. Sovereign Gold Bond is a certificate scheme
in which the Reserve Bank of India issues bonds on behalf of Government of India,
through scheduled commercial banks, Stock Holding Corporation of India (SHCIL),
designated post office branches, and stock exchanges NSE and BSE. Investment in
SGBs can be used as a collateral for loans.Did you know you can invest in gold
without having to buy the yellow metal in physical form? The government-run
Sovereign Gold Bond scheme is one such scheme, wherein the bonds are denominated in
the multiple of one gram of gold. The Sovereign Gold Bond or SGB scheme were
announced in May this year, and the third and fourth series of the bonds under the
scheme will be issued in August and September respectively. Sovereign Gold Bond is
a certificate scheme in which the Reserve Bank of India issues bonds on behalf of
Government of India, through scheduled commercial banks, Stock Holding Corporation
of India (SHCIL), designated post office branches, and stock exchanges NSE and BSE.
Investment in SGBs can be used as a collateral for loans.Did you know you can
invest in gold without having to buy the yellow metal in physical form? The
government-run Sovereign Gold Bond scheme is one such scheme, wherein the bonds are
denominated in the multiple of one gram of gold. The Sovereign Gold Bond or SGB
scheme were announced in May this year, and the third and fourth series of the
bonds under the scheme will be issued in August and September respectively.
Sovereign Gold Bond is a certificate scheme in which the Reserve Bank of India
issues bonds on behalf of Government of India, through scheduled commercial banks,
Stock Holding Corporation of India (SHCIL), designated post office branches, and
stock exchanges NSE and BSE. Investment in SGBs can be used as a collateral for
loans.