Bond Caisse Dépôts Consignations 0% ( FR0011612407 ) in EUR

Issuer	Caisse Dépôts Consignations
Market price	100 % ⇌
Country	France
ISIN code	FR0011612407 ( in EUR )
Interest rate	0%
Maturity	12/11/2043
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Minimal amount	100 000 EUR
Total amount	10 000 000 EUR
Detailed description	The Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations (CDC) is a French public financial institution that manages long-term savings, invests in infrastructure and social projects, and supports the development of the French economy. A notable fixed-income instrument issued by Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations (CDC), a prominent and historically significant French public financial institution, is currently being observed in the market. The CDC, acting on behalf of the French state, plays a crucial role in managing public funds, financing public projects, and safeguarding financial stability within France, often holding a quasi-sovereign credit standing due to its close ties with the French government and its public utility missions. This particular bond, identified by ISIN FR0011612407, is denominated in Euros (EUR) and was issued in France, representing a total issuance volume of EUR 10,000,000. A distinctive characteristic of this bond is its 0% interest rate, indicating it is a zero-coupon instrument or a bond with no periodic coupon payments. Despite this, the bond is currently trading at 100% of its nominal value on the market. With a distant maturity date of November 12, 2043, it offers long-term exposure. The minimum purchase size for this instrument is set at EUR 100,000, making it primarily accessible to institutional investors or high-net-worth individuals. The specified payment frequency is annual (1), though for a bond with a 0% coupon, this typically relates to other structural features or, more commonly, signifies no periodic interest payouts; for traditional zero-coupon bonds, the return for investors is usually derived from the discount at which it was initially issued, appreciating to par at maturity. However, its current market price at 100% implies that new investors purchasing at this level would not receive a nominal yield from the bond itself, as there are no coupon payments and the bond will redeem at par.