Bond trading
Overview of bond trading
- What are bonds:
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- Bonds are securities that confirm the debt obligations of the issuing organization to the bond owner. When buying a bond, the investor lends a capital amount to the issuing organization (corresponding to the face value of the bond) and receives periodic interest at a certain interest rate regardless of the company’s financial performance.
- The bond issuer can be a company (corporate bond) or a government organization such as: the Government (public bonds or government bonds), the State Treasury (treasury bonds).
- Each bonds have a specified maturity and the bond issuer must repay the original loan upon expiration.
- Bonds’trm:
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- Bondholder: is the bond owner (the person who lends money to the bond issuer)
- Par value: is the value recorded on the bond (corresponding to the principal amount)
- Bond price: is the price for trading, buying and selling bonds on the market at a specified time.
- Maturity date: is the date on which the issuer must redeem the bond.
- Bond term/Maturity: is the time calculated from the time the bond is issued until maturity
- Bond interest rate: is the interest rate the issuer commits to repay to investors. Bond interest rates can be floating or fixed, paid according to the term as clearly specified in the bond prospectus.
- Types of bonds:
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- Listed bonds: are bonds that are registered and centrally deposited at the Securities Depository Center (VSD) and traded on a centralized stock exchange such as HOSE or HNX. Bond transactions will comply with the regulations of the listed Stock Exchange.
- OTC bonds: are bonds traded on the decentralized market and bond transactions are conducted based on agreements between investors.
Bond trading instructions
- Open an account
- NVS’s regulations and instructions on bond trading
- Instructions for deposit/withdrawal
- Conduct transaction
Bond Price Board
Fees
- Price list of securities services at Navibank Securities Joint Stock Company (applied from December 1, 2023)
See more detail here.