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Corporate bonds
Bonds of Ukrainian companies in the BTC Broker Investor Account: buy and sell prices, yields and maturity dates.
NSSMC license No. 112 of 17 February 2017 for brokerage and dealer activities
Investor Account
Corporate bonds in the Investor Account
Prices are from the Investor Account. “Buy” is the price at which a bond is sold to you; “Sell” is the price at which it is bought from you; “—” means there is no offer at the moment. Quotes are for information only and are not investment advice. All quotes are on the quotes page.
For investors
Would you like other corporate bonds to appear in the Investor Account?
Tell us which issues you are interested in, and we will consider adding them to the Investor Account.
Risk warning
Corporate bonds are a risky instrument. Repayment and income are not guaranteed. Default, restructuring and loss of capital are possible. There are liquidity and market price risks, as well as currency, tax and regulatory risks. Make investment decisions independently, taking into account your own goals and risk tolerance.
Good to know
How corporate bonds work
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The issuer is a company
Whether obligations are met depends on the issuer’s financial condition; the state does not guarantee them.
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Fixed maturity date
The face value is repaid on the maturity date; before then, you can sell the bonds if there is an offer.
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Taxes
Unlike Ukrainian government bonds (OVDP), individuals’ income from corporate bonds is taxed in accordance with the law.
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Record-keeping
The bonds are recorded in your securities account with BTC Broker’s depository institution.
For issuers
Planning a bond issue?
We can help with including securities in an exchange list and organizing their circulation.
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