Bond Swiss Credit 0% ( FR0013494069 ) in EUR
Issuer | Swiss Credit | ||
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Interest rate | 0% | ||
Maturity | 12/03/2030 | ||
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Minimal amount | 1 000 EUR | ||
Total amount | 30 000 000 EUR | ||
Detailed description |
Credit Suisse was a global investment bank and financial services company headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, that was acquired by UBS in March 2023 following a significant financial crisis. A new debt instrument, identified by ISIN code FR0013494069, has been made available on the market, originating from the prominent Swiss financial institution, Credit Suisse. Credit Suisse, a global financial services company, historically a pillar of the Swiss banking sector, has been a significant player in wealth management and investment banking worldwide. As an issuer, the bank regularly engages with global capital markets to manage its funding requirements and capital structure. The availability of this bond underscores its ongoing activities in the debt market, offering investors a direct exposure to the financial obligations of a major European bank, even as the institution has navigated periods of strategic realignment and market challenges. This bond represents a specific facet of Credit Suisse's broader financial instruments portfolio and its operational footprint, with its country of issuance officially listed as Switzerland. This particular bond is classified as a zero-coupon bond, signifying that it carries a 0% interest rate. For investors, this structure implies that no periodic interest payments will be made throughout the bond's life. Instead, the return on investment is typically realized from the difference between the purchase price and the bond's face value received at maturity, assuming it was bought at a discount. However, the current market price is quoted at 100% of its nominal value, which, in the context of a zero-coupon bond, would imply no capital appreciation if held to maturity at this price. The bond is denominated in Euros (EUR) and is set to mature on March 12, 2030, providing a definite long-term horizon for investors. The total size of this bond issue amounts to ?30,000,000, with a minimum investment threshold set at ?1,000. This minimum purchase size aims to balance accessibility for a range of investors with the large-scale nature of the overall issuance. The specified payment frequency of '1' for this zero-coupon bond confirms that the principal amount will be repaid in a single lump sum upon its maturity date. |