How NCD are traded?

How NCD are traded?

Once the primary issue is closed and allotment given to the investors. The NCDs get listed in exchange then it stared trading in secondary market based on liquidity. So, you can either choose to subscribe when a company announces NCD or buy later from secondary market when it is trading. 

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