Retail Bonds in the U.K. are issued under the regulatory framework of the U.K.
Financial Conduct Authority and the Stock Exchange Order Book For Retail Bonds.
When investing in Retail Bonds ,investors must take care as the credit profiles can
of bond issuers can vary immensely. Investors should look beyond yield and name
familiarity and seek to understand the issuers financial strength and ability to repay
at the end of the term before they commit any investment. Research is what it is about when it comes to investing as it has always been.
It is typical for a retail bond to pay a fixed coupon at regular interval
( say 6 months) and the investment at the end of the agreed term.
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Retail bonds are not a new product but are now coming into their own as banks pull
back on commercial lending partly through
regulations and the structure of the market.
At this precise moment the money looking to be raised must be a minimum of
£30million although discussion is now taking place in Parliament to reduce this to £5million.
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The most important thing is to define your goals
The financial crisis approx. 10 years ago,which originated by sub prime loans, has left a funding gap of approx. £35 billion within the U.K and a lot of this could be potentially filled by retail bonds.
What we all want is an
investment that increases in value and pays a regular dividend
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The ORB ( operated by the Stock Exchange ) is an electronic order book which
allows private investors to buy and sell bonds .To have Retail Bonds traded on a
transparent regulated market.
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