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Fixed Income Bond
Fixed Income Bond
Fixed Income Bond
Fixed Income Bond offering its investors
a coupon rate of 12% per annum (paid quarterly)
over a 24-month term
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Overview
Overview
- UK Corporate Bond
- Two year fixed interest
- High return 12% pa
- Coupon 1% per month paid Quarterly
- Mid to High risk but with significant risk mitigation in place
- Roll-over option available
- Bond listed on Frankfurt stock exchange
Risk Mitigation
Risk Mitigation
- Security Trustee
- Registered Debenture
- Guarantee & Indemnity
- Backed by FCA registered collateral management company with substantial assets
Unique Selling Point
Unique Selling Point
- The company trades investment capital in connection with contract arbitrage arrangements, implemented by its appointed ‘Collateral Manager’, usually only available to institutional investors.
Company Information
Company Information
- Company based in the heart of Mayfair London
- CEO is an industry expert with substantial market knowledge and expertise
- Exclusive network of brokers and tier 1 investors
- Partnership with leading city law firm specialising in tier 1 investments
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
1. WHAT TYPE OF INVESTMENT IS THIS?
The Fixed Income Bond is a UK corporate bond which makes fixed interest payments to
investors.
2. WHAT IS A CORPORATE BOND?
A corporate bond is a loan to a company, which returns to the investor a fixed rate of interest for the term of the bond.
3. WHAT ARE THE TERMS OF THE BOND?
The Fixed Income Bond pays a fixed coupon of 1% per month, paid quarterly in arrears to the investor. The bond has a two-year fixed term, after which a roll-over option is available should the investor wish to continue.
4. WHAT ARE THE CHARGES?
The Fixed Income Bond charges a one-off administration fee of 2% for the two-year term.
5. HOW IS THE BOND ISSUER ABLE TO OFFER SUCH A HIGH RETURN?
The Fixed Income Bond has streamlined operating overheads and reduced risk by working in partnership with their collateral management company who act as the ‘Collateral Manager’. This company utilises its worldwide network of Tier 1 trading platforms to invest in trading strategies which generate an immediate return.
6. HOW DOES THE BOND ISSUER GENERATE PROFITS?
The Fixed Income Bond generates profits through a strategy management agreement with the Collateral Manager. The collateral manager takes advantage of its privileged access to private trade programs that yield a high rate of return, generating profits through the simultaneous sale of financial instruments using an arbitrage trading strategy, so the profits are known and contractually ‘locked in’ before a trade takes place.
7. WHAT IS ARBITRAGE TRADING?
Arbitrage is the simultaneous purchase and sale of an asset to profit from the price differential between a seller and a buyer of financial instruments. The collateral company has access to private trade programs that operate on an arbitrage basis whereby financial instruments are simultaneously bought and sold for a pre-determined price, it is the margin between the buy/sell price where the company is able to obtain the profit.
8. WHAT IS TRADED USING THE ARBITRAGE TRADING STRATEGY?
The company operates its arbitrage trading strategy primarily with financial instruments, other examples of trading arbitrage can be found in Gold, to MTN’s (medium term-notes) and Commodities. They do not trade in FOREX.
9. WHAT ARE PRIVATE TRADE PROGRAMS?
Private trade programs exist to “create” money. They were created in 1945 when the leading political and economic authorities of the world met in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire to stimulate economic growth and create wealth following World War II. Although private trade programs offer a higher yield compared to traditional methods of investments, they are uncommon partly because they are notoriously difficult to set up and few traders are experienced enough to orchestrate the trade. A trader needs the experience to coordinate the arbitrage transaction of the financial instruments, secure the line of credit with trading banks and produce the necessary guarantees. Also, they need connections with banks, brokers, and exit-buyers. In addition to this, the trader will also have to adhere to any FED restrictions. The team behind the Fixed Income Bond are highly skilled and experienced in facilitating private trades programs within world markets.
10. ARE THE TRADE PROGRAMMES REGULATED?
No, arbitrage trading is an alternative investment and is not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Although the company operates in the alternative investment market it has taken measures to strengthen investor protection by working closely with FCA regulated entities. The team behind the Fixed Income Bond are highly qualified and in many cases FED approved. The brokerage houses used, the Security Trustee and the custodian bank are FCA regulated within the UK.
