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Bonds
Fixed-income instruments including government securities and corporate bonds.
A bond is a debt instrument: the issuer borrows for a defined term and pays interest at a stated rate. Government securities, state development loans and corporate bonds sit at different points on the credit and yield spectrum.
What this includes
- Government securities and corporate bond access
- Defined coupon and maturity terms
- Credit ratings disclosed by the issuer where applicable
- Held in your demat account
What to weigh up
- Bond prices move inversely to interest rates - the value can fall before maturity.
- Corporate bonds carry credit risk; a rating is an opinion, not a guarantee of repayment.
- Secondary-market liquidity for some bonds is limited.
Who this generally suits
Investors looking to add fixed-income exposure alongside equity holdings.
This is a general description, not a suitability assessment or a recommendation for your circumstances.
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