In this video, "Understanding Corporate Bond Funds for a beginner", we will look at the basics of the StockEdge Mutual Fund Class of Corporate Bond Funds. Click here to opt for our Annual Plan Subscription - https://bit.ly/3gcd28A Use the code SAVE50 to avail a 50% discount on your purchase. Click here to join StockEdge Club - https://bit.ly/2Q2ZzFC Use the code SAVE30 to avail a 30% discount on your purchase. Public companies borrow money to fund their daily operations or for growth and expansion. They can borrow money in multiple ways such as issue of shares or through debt instruments called bonds and non-convertible debentures. Bonds are a preferred way for companies to raise money. We will first discuss the basics of a corporate bond and why companies choose bonds and non-convertible debentures over other ways of raising money. Following this, we will discuss the basics of a corporate bond fund. It is a type of a mutual fund which invests in debt instruments such as bonds and debentures issued by other companies. As per SEBI, such funds are open ended debt schemes which invest at least 80% of their corpus in the highly rated corporate bonds. We will discuss the types of funds under this category, and their suitability for different types of investors.