Bond SG Émetteur 0% ( FR0013186236 ) in EUR
| Issuer | SG Émetteur | ||
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| Country | France
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| ISIN code |
FR0013186236 ( in EUR )
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| Interest rate | 0% | ||
| Maturity | 09/04/2026 | ||
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| Minimal amount | 100 000 EUR | ||
| Total amount | 30 000 000 EUR | ||
| Detailed description |
SG Issuer is a leading provider of digital issuance and management solutions for securities, focusing on blockchain technology and digital assets. A financial instrument identified by the ISIN FR0013186236, classified as an 'Obligation' or bond, is currently observable in the market. This debt security was issued in France and is denominated in Euros (EUR), reflecting its European market origin and currency of settlement. The issuer of this particular bond is SG Issuer, an entity typically recognized as a dedicated issuing vehicle or special purpose vehicle (SPV) associated with Société Générale. Société Générale, a prominent global banking and financial services company headquartered in Paris, France, frequently utilizes SG Issuer to facilitate the issuance of various debt instruments. This structure allows Société Générale to access capital markets, manage its funding programs, or conduct structured finance operations, leveraging its substantial financial standing and creditworthiness through such specialized entities. The bond in question has a total issuance size of EUR 30,000,000, indicating the aggregate principal amount raised through this specific debt offering. Access to this bond is primarily aimed at institutional investors or high-net-worth individuals, evidenced by the specified minimum purchase size of EUR 100,000. This threshold positions the instrument beyond the typical reach of retail investors. The bond carries a maturity date of April 9, 2026, on which date the principal amount is scheduled to be repaid to bondholders. A notable characteristic of this bond is its stated interest rate of 0%, meaning it offers no periodic coupon payments throughout its tenor. Despite the zero-coupon rate, the bond's current market price stands at 100% of its nominal value. For investors acquiring this bond at its current par price and holding it until maturity, this implies an expectation of receiving their principal back without additional interest income, effectively resulting in a zero yield to maturity from this specific purchase point. The 'payment frequency' indicated as '1' in conjunction with a 0% interest rate refers to the singular event of principal repayment at maturity rather than any recurring interest distributions. Such instruments can serve specific strategic purposes within an investment portfolio, including capital preservation in certain market environments or as components within more complex structured financial products where the overall return mechanism might be derived from other embedded features. |
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