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Saturday, October 1, 2011

Conducting Corporate Bond Investment

Such corporate bond investment is commonly conducted by borrower or lender in terms of lending and borrowing. When someone is making out this investment, the one who buys the investment is like the lender who lends certain amount of money to the borrower, while the borrower itself the one who sells the money. In this case the borrower is usually in the form of corporation which lends the money for certain period of time.
When someone is acting as the lender, he/she will get certain amount of payment from the borrower for money being used. Such payment is usually paid within range of every six month, which payment is given in terms of coupon. Since the corporate bond investment requires higher risk than other investment, certain factors related to the bond need to be concerned by those who want to buy the bond. Such factors are including the person who reveals the bond, the interest which can be obtained from the bond and the last is maturity date that is the date when the money should be paid back to the lenders.
However, the risks that might occur while conducting this corporate bond investment is due to the fact that the investment doesn’t provide high capital appreciation and requires high tax within saving accounts instead of its high income source being offered by the investment.

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