What Are Foreign Bonds?

Foreign Bond Generally speaking, a foreign bond refers to the country where the foreign borrower (government, private company or international financial institution) is located and the country where the issuing market is located has a different nationality and is issued using the currency of the country where the issuing market is the par value currency Of bonds. For issuers, the key to issuing foreign bonds is the cost of financing. For buyers, it involves the issuer's creditworthiness, repayment terms and methods, interest payment methods, and other factors related to investment yield. Issues such as coupon rate and issue price. There are two ways of issuing, one is public offering and the other is private offering. Public offerings are directed to a wide range of investors who are not specifically designated in the society to raise funds.

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1. It has obvious effects on the country's promotion of economic development. Promote the horizontal integration of funds and the horizontal connection of the economy, and improve the overall efficiency of resource allocation.

2. Establish and improve self-restraint and self-development management mechanisms for joint-stock enterprises.

3. Exploring investment channels for investors, expanding the scope of investment choices, adapting to the investor's diverse investment motivations, trading motivations, and interests, and generally providing investors with the possibility of obtaining higher returns.