Bond JPMorgan Chase London 0% ( XS1879195177 ) in USD
| Issuer | JPMorgan Chase London | ||
| Market price | 100 % ▲ | ||
| Country | United States
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| ISIN code |
XS1879195177 ( in USD )
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| Interest rate | 0% | ||
| Maturity | 16/12/2025 - Bond has expired | ||
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| Minimal amount | 1 000 USD | ||
| Total amount | 4 500 000 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. This financial article details a bond identified by ISIN XS1879195177, issued by JPMorgan Chase Bank, specifically its London Branch, a key constituent of the globally recognized financial services conglomerate, JPMorgan Chase & Co. The London Branch plays a pivotal role in the firm's extensive international operations, encompassing investment banking, asset management, and treasury services, underscoring its significant presence and robust capabilities within global capital markets. This particular bond, denominated in USD and issued from the United States, is set to mature on December 16, 2025. Notably, it features a 0% interest rate, characteristic of a zero-coupon bond, meaning it does not disburse periodic interest payments. While zero-coupon bonds are typically issued at a discount to their par value, with the investor's return realized upon redemption at par, the current market price for this specific instrument stands at 100% of its face value, indicating it is presently trading at par. This suggests that for investors acquiring the bond at this price and holding it until its maturity, the effective yield would be negligible, absent any price appreciation from an initial discount issuance or a specific structured product feature. The total size of this bond issuance is 4,500,000 units, with a minimum purchase size set at 1,000 units. Furthermore, while a payment frequency of 2 is noted, this metric would not be applicable to regular coupon distributions given the 0% interest rate, suggesting it might relate to the final principal redemption or a specific feature of its bond structure. |
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