Bonds Characteristics Sample Clauses

Bonds Characteristics. The Bonds:
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Bonds Characteristics security, certifying that its holder has credited the issuer. The bond has a nominal value and coupons (usually a percentage of the nominal value), which are the interest payments on the debt. Coupon payments are made on pre-announced maturities. Holders of bonds, unlike holders of shares, do not participate in the capital of the company and appear only as lenders. Risks – risks, stemming from bonds, are mainly related to the possibility of their depreciation and realization of loss of the invested funds. The risks of investing in bonds can be: - Business risk - associated with the company's results. Bond prices depend directly on the results of the company on which they are issued. Therefore, deterioration of the results of the company may negatively affect its share price. - Risks associated with the specifics of bonds - the risk may be associated with the appreciation of the bond immediately before the payment of periodic interest due and, accordingly, the depreciation of the bonds after payment of the interest. - Risk, associated with liquidity of the bonds - Intercapital Markets AD may fail to fulfill customer orders if the current state of the market and quotes of a company do not allow the transactions with the desired by the customer volume and price. - Systematic risk - associated with the state of economy as a whole and the specific sector, in which the company operates. Deterioration in the economic conditions or the conditions in the particular sector may negatively affect bond prices. - Inflation risk - rising inflation could adversely affect the price of bonds. Rising inflation reduces bond yields, which could alienate investors from this financial instrument. - Political risk - political instability could alienate investors. The withdrawal of funds by investor from bonds could adversely affect their price. - Tax risk – taxes, paid by commercial entities, include withholding taxes, local (municipal) taxes, corporate profit tax, value added tax, excise duties, import and export duties and property taxes. Investors should take note that the value of an investment in bonds may be adversely affected by changes in the tax laws, including its interpretation and application. - Risks associated with the counterparty and risk associated with the settlement. Although the principle of the transactions executed on regulated markets is most often a "delivery versus payment" - DVP, i.e. the buyer receives the bonds after paying for them and vice versa, the...

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