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* Comparing current Bond Offers *

With so many corporate bond offers in the market www.depositrates.co.nz has put together a table showing the key differences.

Friday, March 20th 2009, 12:15PM

Investors are being inundated with corporate bond offers and more are likely, according the industry rumour mill.

Depositrates.co.nz has put together a handy table comparing what is on offer. The table below shows important details including the type of bond, maturity, interest rate and rating.

Investors need to consider the rate against the rating as this is a useful measure of the risk return equation.

In addition to that we have added information about liquidity, that is whether a security can be traded before maturity date. For investors seeking regular income the number of coupons, or times a year interest is paid is useful too.



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