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Issuer risk 📉 Issuer risk
🧩 What does issuer risk mean? Issuer risk describes the danger that the issuer of a financial product (the issuer) may no longer be able to meet its payment obligations – for example, due to insolvency or financial difficulties. In the case of certificates, this means: 👉 The investor is a creditor of the issuer. If the issuer cannot pay, partial losses or a total default are possible. 🏦 Where does issuer risk occur…
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💵 Bonds
Stability, income, and portfolio balance: Bonds are one of the most important building blocks of global financial markets. They finance governments, companies, and infrastructure – and offer investors stability, regular income, and diversification. After years of extremely low interest rates, bonds are experiencing a comeback and are once again coming into sharper focus. 🌍 1. Why bonds are regaining importance 📈…
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