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What are bonds
Bonds are debt securities issued by governments, municipalities, or corporations to raise
capital. When an investor buys a bond, they are essentially lending money to the issuer in
exchange for periodic interest payments and the return of the principal amount at maturity.
What are you getting
Buy and hold
Buy bonds and hold them until maturity, collecting interest payments along the way.
Sell early
Sell your bonds before maturity if you need liquidity or to potentially make a profit.
Segregated custody
Safekeeping of financial instruments on a segregated account hold by TOP-1 world custody service provider.
Predictable income
Bonds provide a predictable and regular income stream through fixed interest payments. This can
be advantageous for investors seeking stable cash flow.
Lower volatility
Compared to stocks, bonds typically exhibit lower volatility. This can be appealing to
risk-averse investors or those looking for a more stable component in their investment
portfolio.
Preservation of capital
Bonds, especially high-quality government or investment-grade corporate bonds, are generally
considered less risky when it comes to preserving capital. The return of principal at maturity
provides a level of safety for investors concerned about market fluctuations.
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