GOI Bonds

Government and corporate bonds are debt securities issued by governments and corporations, respectively. When investors buy these bonds, they effectively lend money to the issuing entity in exchange for periodic interest payments and the return of the principal amount at maturity. Government bonds are generally considered safer due to the government's backing, while corporate bonds carry higher risks but offer higher potential returns.

How can we help?

As a professional, we can aid investors in selecting appropriate government and corporate bonds based on their risk tolerance and investment objectives. We can assess the creditworthiness of the issuing entities, analyse prevailing interest rates, share our thought on the interest-rate trajectory, and recommend a bond portfolio. Furthermore, we can help investors understand bond investments' tax implications and potential liquidity risks.