Frequently asked questions about Bonds

Bonds are debt securities representing a medium to long-term loan, issued by companies or governments. When an entity issues a bond, it commits to repay the amount invested by the bondholder on a pre-defined date. The interest coupon is one of the main components of a bond and can take various forms: fixed rate, variable/indexed rate, mixed, step-up or zero coupon.

You can invest in bonds on our website or app. Or on the MTrader platform or app.

Bonds are an important part of investors' portfolios and are highly valued for the stability they bring to a portfolio. When you buy a bond, you are buying the right to receive a periodic income, according to a calculation formula known in advance.

Another feature of these loans is their maturity. Bonds have a term and a repayment value that is known in advance. So if you hold the bond until redemption, you will receive the nominal value, and the price is not subject to market fluctuations at that time.