Issuer
Every GIC HOUSING FINANCE LIMITED bond and NCD currently in the EZBond dataset, with the latest traded yield, coupon, credit rating and maturity for each line.
Bonds listed
3
Yield range
7.02%–8.18%
Median yield
7.85%
Latest trade
18 Sep 2026
| Issue | ISIN | Coupon | Rating | Latest yield | Maturity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8.15% SECURED RATED LISTED REEDEMABLE NON CONVERTIBLE DEBENTURE SERIES 12 TRANCHE 1 DATE OF MATURITY 28/01/2028 | INE289B07149 | 8.15% | AA+ CRISIL RATINGS LIMITED DT 14-07-2026 | 8.18% | 28 Jan 2028 |
| 7.59% SECURED RATED LISTED REDEEMABLE NON CONVERTIBLE DEBENTURE SERIES 11 DATE OF MATURITY 10/06/2027 | INE289B07131 | 7.59% | AA+ CRISIL RATINGS LIMITED DT 30-01-2026 | 7.85% | 10 Jun 2027 |
| 7.49% SECURED RATED LISTED REDEEMABLE NON CONVERTIBLE DEBENTURE SERIES 9 OPTION 1 DATE OF MATURITY 24/02/2027 | INE289B07115 | 7.49% | AA+ CRISIL RATINGS LIMITED DT 03-07-2025 | 7.02% | 24 Feb 2027 |
Every line above is debt issued by the same company, so they share one credit story. If GIC HOUSING FINANCE LIMITED runs into trouble, it affects all of them at once — owning three of its NCDs is not the same as being diversified. Size the whole issuer as a single position, then decide which maturity suits you.
The yields differ between lines for real reasons: a longer maturity usually pays more because your money is locked up through more interest-rate cycles, and a thinly traded line can show a yield that came from one small trade rather than a genuine market price. Check the latest trade date on the bond page before treating a number as the price you would actually get.
A credit rating describes the rating agency's view of default risk, not of price movement — and it can differ between two lines from the same issuer. It can be downgraded, and the bond's market price typically moves before the downgrade is published. Read it as one input, alongside the coupon, the remaining tenure and how much of your portfolio a single issuer would take up.