Fixed Income

Transforming Fixed Income Opportunities through Cutting-Edge Investment Solutions

A bond, often referred to as a fixed-income security, serves as a financial instrument designed to raise capital. When an entity, such as a corporation or government, needs to generate funds, it issues bonds to investors. These bonds act as a formal loan agreement in which the bond issuer, or borrower, promises to pay the bondholder, or lender, a specific amount of money at designated future dates.

This typically includes periodic interest payments, known as coupon payments, and the return of the principal amount, or face value, at the bond’s maturity date

Fixed Income

Ensure Stability and Growth with Fixed Income Investments

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