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Corporate Debentures
Corporate Debentures Expand your portfolio with corporate debentures
Corporate debentures offer the possibility of higher returns for investors who are prepared to take higher risks.
 
If you are interested in getting a better return on your money and willing to take a "moderate" amount of risk, corporate debentures may be a good option.
 
Higher Returns
The interest rate on corporate debentures varies according to market conditions and on the risk rating of the issuing company. But as a general rule, they offer higher returns than government bonds or fixed-term deposits. However, they do carry a higher level of risk as they are redeemed by the company which is raising funds and not paid out by the bank.
 
How Do I Invest?
You can invest in any of these at your local branch. If you want to be kept informed about the latest offers, please ask your Relationship Manager to contact you when they come up. 
 
For more details, please contact our Fund and Liquidity Management Department staff at (66) 0-2230-1215-6.
 
For the latest corporate bond prices, click here.
 
Disclaimer
Although financial instruments offer the prospect of higher returns they are not a bank deposit and bears some risks.  You may get a return which is greater or lesser than your initial investment.
What is a bond?
A bond is a financial instrument issued by the government, a state enterprise or by financial institutions that are established by law.  The issuer is obliged to repay the bondholder the principal amount of the loan at maturity and to pay the interest at a specified rate. Find out more about bonds.


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