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Established in Switzerland since 1989
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1204 Genève-Suisse
Tél :+41(0) 22 566 82 44
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Email : info@my-swiss-company.com
1204 Genève-Suisse
Tél :+41(0) 22 566 82 44
Fax : +41(0) 22 320 39 42
Email : info@my-swiss-company.com
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- What is a Convertible Bond
- Eurobond Market
- Convertible Securities
- Swiss Bond Index
- Supplementing your income via saving bonds
- 13 Pre-Issue Corporate Bond Issue Questions
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Buying and Selling Agency Bonds.
Agency securities are generally bought and sold through brokers and are likely to include fees or transaction costs. The agency bond market...Agency securities are generally bought and sold through brokers and are likely to include fees or transaction costs. The agency bond market in which individuals might participate is considered relatively liquid. However, not all kinds of agency bond issues are considered liquid, including some of which may be structured for a particular issuer or class [...
Types of Structures of Agency Bonds
As noted above, most agency bonds pay a fixed rate of interest or fixed coupon rate semi-annually. Most agency bonds are non-callable or...As noted above, most agency bonds pay a fixed rate of interest or fixed coupon rate semi-annually. Most agency bonds are non-callable or bullet bonds. Like all bonds, agency bonds are sensitive to changes in interest rates--when interest rates increase, agency bond prices fall and vice versa. However, in addition to fixed rate coupon and [...
Agency Bonds
Agency bonds are issued by two types of entities--1) Government Sponsored Enterprises (GSEs), usually federally-chartered but...Agency bonds are issued by two types of entities--1) Government Sponsored Enterprises (GSEs), usually federally-chartered but privately-owned corporations; and 2) Federal Government agencies which may issue or guarantee these bonds--to finance activities related to public purposes, such as increasing home ownership or providing agricultural assistance. Agency bonds are issued in a variety of structures, coupon [...
Buying and Selling Agency Bonds.
Agency securities are generally bought and sold through brokers and are likely to include fees or transaction costs. The agency bond market...Agency securities are generally bought and sold through brokers and are likely to include fees or transaction costs. The agency bond market in which individuals might participate is considered relatively liquid. However, not all kinds of agency bond issues are considered liquid, including some of which may be structured for a particular issuer or class [...
Types of Structures of Agency Bonds
As noted above, most agency bonds pay a fixed rate of interest or fixed coupon rate semi-annually. Most agency bonds are non-callable or...As noted above, most agency bonds pay a fixed rate of interest or fixed coupon rate semi-annually. Most agency bonds are non-callable or bullet bonds. Like all bonds, agency bonds are sensitive to changes in interest rates--when interest rates increase, agency bond prices fall and vice versa. However, in addition to fixed rate coupon and [...
Agency Bonds
Agency bonds are issued by two types of entities--1) Government Sponsored Enterprises (GSEs), usually federally-chartered but...Agency bonds are issued by two types of entities--1) Government Sponsored Enterprises (GSEs), usually federally-chartered but privately-owned corporations; and 2) Federal Government agencies which may issue or guarantee these bonds--to finance activities related to public purposes, such as increasing home ownership or providing agricultural assistance. Agency bonds are issued in a variety of structures, coupon [...
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Bond IssueCorporate Bond Financing in Switzerland and worldwide: your unparalleled/undivided solution to secure long-term financing to your projects. Over the decade prior to the onset of the financial crisis, there were few rating downgrades and negligible bond defaults in the international capital market. In addition, the reduction in investor demand and the re-intermediation of the corporate sector saw Banks' sharply scaled back their lending in favor of corporations with strong development capabilities to anticipate the future. Corporate Bond Market is one of the largest debt markets on the planet. Not only does it generally help large corporations meet their capital needs, but it also provides investors with a broad range of opportunity, with access to a variety of debt structure, maturity dates, credit quality and industry exposure. Issuing bonds is a very common method of obtaining funding. The Maturity, or the date at which the principal of the bond is due from the company, can vary from as short-term, mid- and long term periods. 
For more than a decade SFC & Trust SA has dealt with a variety of bonds issued in over twenty currencies on behalf of professional counterparts. SFC & Trust SA is particularly present in primary and secondary markets where it acts alternately as market maker and intermediary. |
In Switzerland SFC & Trust SA holds a dominant position in this type of free and regulated market which mainly successfully operates and collaborates with local and global counterparts, in accordance with all legal procedures and the professional intervening parties’ mutual agreement. SFC & Trust SA targets small and mid-sized Companies offering Full Corporate Bond Funding. As a leader in Switzerland in sustainability, for more than a decade we have developed an exclusive approach of know-how in conception, structuring, organization and distribution of Bonds.
For more information, please do not hesitate contact us : +41225668244 or use our online form. Our financial advisors will be happy to assist you. |
