- Debt instruments are traditionally preferred for their stability, often at the cost of lower returns.

- Today, however, there is a debt investment opportunity that not only offers security but also better return potential.

- Government securities (G-secs) are currently available at elevated yields due to the high-interest rate environment, reaching multi-year highs. Their inclusion in the JP Morgan GBI-EM Bond Index will increase foreign investment inflows into the Indian G-sec market, boosting demand and creating opportunities for capital gains.

- A fund tracking the Broad-Based Gilt Index can be an effective way to access the current G-sec opportunity.

- Aditya Birla Sun Life CRISIL Broad Based Gilt ETF is a debt exchange traded fund that invests in a portfolio of FAR^{^} G-secs comprised in the underlying broad-based index . G-secs are sovereign instruments that have negligible credit risk.
^FAR securities denote securities (G-secs) under the Fully Accessible Route (FAR). This is an investing channel introduced by the RBI (in 2020) which allows non-residents to invest in specified G-secs without any investment ceiling.

- The ETF model provides benefits such as ease of trading, low minimum investment requirements, and high liquidity.

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