Bond JPMorgan Chase London 0% ( XS1569757534 ) in USD
| Issuer | JPMorgan Chase London | ||
| Market price | 100 % ▲ | ||
| Country | United States
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| ISIN code |
XS1569757534 ( in USD )
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| Interest rate | 0% | ||
| Maturity | 18/05/2021 - Bond has expired | ||
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| Minimal amount | 1 000 USD | ||
| Total amount | 170 000 USD | ||
| Detailed description |
JPMorgan Chase Bank's London branch is a subsidiary of JPMorgan Chase & Co., operating as a full-service bank offering a wide range of financial products and services to corporate and institutional clients, as well as some high-net-worth individuals. A detailed analysis of the zero-coupon bond, ISIN XS1569757534, issued by JPMorgan Chase Bank (London Branch), reveals key insights into this specific financial instrument which has now reached its maturity and been fully redeemed. JPMorgan Chase Bank, the issuer's London Branch, is an integral part of JPMorgan Chase & Co., a globally leading financial services firm providing a comprehensive range of banking, investment, and asset management services to a vast clientele worldwide; the London Branch specifically supports the firm's extensive operations across Europe and international markets, reinforcing its significant role in the global financial landscape. This particular bond, denominated in United States Dollars (USD) and originating from the United States' issuance jurisdiction, was a zero-coupon instrument, characterized by its 0% interest rate, meaning it did not provide periodic interest payments but was intended for redemption at par, as confirmed by its 100% market price at maturity. The total size of this issuance was recorded at 170,000 units, with a minimum acquisition threshold of 1,000 units. While a payment frequency of "2" was indicated, typical for semi-annual coupon distributions, the zero-coupon nature of this bond meant that no recurring interest payments were made, with the principal repayment occurring as a single event upon maturity. The bond reached its scheduled maturity on May 18, 2021, at which point it was fully repaid to its holders, marking the successful completion of its lifecycle in the fixed-income market. |
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