Bond SG Émetteur 0% ( FRSG000129I7 ) in EUR

Issuer	SG Émetteur
Market price	100 % ⇌
Country	France
ISIN code	FRSG000129I7 ( in EUR )
Interest rate	0%
Maturity	14/01/2032
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Detailed description	SG Issuer is a leading provider of digital issuance and management solutions for securities, focusing on blockchain technology and digital assets. This financial analysis focuses on the debt instrument identified by ISIN FRSG000129I7, a bond currently active in the market. The issuer of record for this bond is SG Issuer, an entity that functions primarily as a dedicated issuing vehicle for various financial products, including debt instruments and structured notes, often under the direct or indirect financial backing and operational oversight of Société Générale S.A. Société Générale, a prominent universal bank headquartered in France, ranks among Europe's largest financial services groups, offering an extensive array of banking, investment, and financial solutions globally. The establishment of specific issuing entities like SG Issuer is a common strategic approach within large banking institutions to streamline and facilitate the issuance of diverse financial instruments, leveraging the parent group's robust credit standing and extensive market access. This particular bond, issued from France and denominated in Euros (EUR), is currently observed trading at its par value of 100% in the market. A key characteristic is its zero-coupon structure, indicated by an interest rate of 0%, which means the bond does not provide periodic interest payments throughout its lifecycle. Instead, the entire return for the investor, if any, is derived from the difference between the purchase price and the redemption value at maturity. Given its current market price at par, an investor acquiring this bond today would effectively receive only the principal repayment at its maturity date of January 14, 2032, without any yield from coupon payments or capital appreciation from a discount purchase. The 'frequency of payment: 1' likely refers to the single principal repayment at the bond's maturity, consistent with its zero-coupon nature.