Corporate bonds

corporate bonds, or corporate bonds in Italian, are debt securities issued by a company and sold to investors.
The reason for investing in corporate bonds is usually the company’s ability to repay and pay a return, which generally involves money that will be earned by the company through future operations. In some cases, the company’s physical assets can be used as collateral for corporate bonds offered on the market.

corporate bonds are considered higher risk than government bonds. As a result, interest rates are almost always higher for corporate bonds, even for companies with higher credit quality.

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5 bank bonds with yields above 4%

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5 bank bonds with yields above 4%

Those seeking a return above 4% often encounter subordinated bank bonds commonly issued by Italian banks. These five demonstrate how generous coupons hide complex structures and real risks.

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